1998 Reforms

The 1998 Reforms in India introduced significant changes to the legal system, particularly aimed at improving efficiency and transparency of the judiciary. They prioritized reducing case backlogs, streamlining procedures, and enhancing accountability among judges. The reforms also focused on promoting alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration and mediation to address disputes more quickly outside courts. Additionally, they sought to strengthen the independence of the judiciary while ensuring better management and technology use within courts. Overall, these reforms aimed to make the justice delivery process more accessible, timely, and effective for citizens.