EKALAVYA

Enhancing Skill Development in the Legal System for Progress and Efficiency

Improving the performance of the Courts

Training of the New Judges & Lawyers

Enhancing Skill Development in the Legal System

Discover how the lack of skills in the working population hinders the progress of our nation, particularly in the legal system. Explore Ekalavya, a platform offering free resources, forums, articles, and courses to empower stakeholders, including judges, lawyers, and court employees, with essential skills for improved performance and efficiency.

Called to the BAR

For Young Lawyers or Aspiring to be a Lawyer

Ascent to the Bench

Aspiring for Judgeship and New Judges

Adorning the Bench

Judicial Officers

Litigation Managers

Litigation Management

Dear viewers, readers, and friends,

Yes, it has been a long time since we exchanged ideas and thoughts. This was because of my being drafted to the e committee of the Supreme Court as its vice-chairperson. Now that I am back in action, let us resume the journey towards more efficient adjudication and advocacy. Let us prepare young entrants to the Bar, as also those preparing to join the Bar, in court craft, etiquette and of course basics of Law. Simultaneously, let us help those who want to make judicial service their career to find out if they have qualities to successfully climb the judicial ladder, and then of course, prepare them for judgeship examinations.

As we undertake this journey, let me also share with you a serialized fictional account of life in courts in a book to be shortly published, titled, “My Lords, it’s you in the mirror.” Hopefully, it will be an entertaining interlude in otherwise serious study. Your comments and suggestions in making this endeavor useful will always be welcome.

My Judicial Expriments

When I recall my early days in judiciary, my judgment of dismissal of an eviction suit and my cognisance of a High Court Circular to put time n date below the signature on every judgment had saved me from the wrath of my Hon...

Experiments during my early days in Judiciary

On completion of six months’ training on my joining judiciary, I was transferred from Wardha to Hinganghat. Within next three months I had become Principal Civil Judge (JD). Earlier, four judges were there but for last plus two years Hon Shri Dhanorkar Saheb alone...

Experiments in judiciary

Adv Mr Dhage had already plus ten years’ practice n was very popular amongst down trodden litigants. He was a revolutionary advocate in Hinganghat Bar. During his school days his father had filed a suit for specific performance n possession of agricultural land of...

YES MY LORD. IT’S YOU IN THE MIRROR

It’s not mine -इदम न मम All characters and places in this work of fiction are imaginary and any resemblance with any person, living, or dead, or any place, may be a purely unintended accidental coincidence. Since even imagination too sometimes draws on experiences,...