Ministry of Law and Justice organises Officer-Level Awareness Workshop on Tele-Law Services at Nuh, Haryana under DISHA 2.0 Scheme

Ministry of Law and Justice Ministry of Law and Justice organises Officer- Level Awareness Workshop on Tele-Law Services at Nuh, Haryana under DISHA 2.0 Scheme

Posted On: 15 SEP 2026 6:34PM by PIB Delhi The Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, organized an Officer-Level Awareness Workshop under the Tele-Law Initiative of the DISHA 2.0 (Designing Innovative Solutions for Holistic Access to Justice) Scheme at the Mini Secretariat, Nuh, Haryana on 15 September 2026. The workshop was chaired by Shri Suresh Kumar, Joint Secretary, Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice and SDM of Nuh Shri Kunwar Aditya Vikram, CSC Vice President along with other representatives of the Common Services Centres (CSCs), Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs), Panel Lawyers, Nyaya Sahayaks and other key stakeholders working towards strengthening access to Justice at the grassroots level. A number of 150 participants attended the Awareness Workshop.

The Awareness workshop was organised with the objective of enhancing awareness about the Tele-Law programme, promoting the use of technology-enabled legal services, and strengthening coordination among stakeholders involved in the delivery of legal assistance to citizens, particularly those residing in rural and underserved areas.

The programme commenced with an inaugural session comprising an opening remarks by the Chair, Joint Secretary, Department of Justice. This was followed by a presentation on the DISHA 2.0 Scheme, highlighting its vision of advancing access to Justice through the integrated implementation of Tele-Law, Nyaya Bandhu, Legal Literacy and Legal Awareness Programme (LLLAP), and VIDHI-Sanjeevani.During the technical session, participants were briefed on the functioning and impact of the Tele-Law Services, the role of Common Services Centres (CSCs) as grassroots access points for legal assistance, and the contribution of Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs) in facilitating legal consultations for citizens.

The session also emphasized the importance of leveraging digital platforms to bridge the gap between legal service providers and beneficiaries.

A live demonstration of the Tele-Law Portal and the Nyaya Setu AI-enabled chatbot was conducted to familiarize participants with the digital tools available under the scheme and to showcase how citizens can access legal information and advice through technology-driven platforms.

The Awareness workshop concluded with an interactive stakeholder discussion focusing on implementation challenges, best practices, and opportunities for expanding the reach of legal services.

Participants also shared suggestions and raised queries regarding the effective delivery of Tele-Law services in their respective jurisdictions.

The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks by Shri. Gaurav Kumar Tripathi, Under Secretary, Department of Justice reaffirming the collective commitment of all stakeholders towards strengthening access to justice and promoting legal empowerment across the country.*** SB/SK (Release ID: 2310585) Visitor Counter : 224

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