Overview
- Justice Kant unveiled a NALSA “Companion” mobile application that offers step-by-step legal guidance in every scheduled language using voice, video and text.
- He advocated AI-powered dialect translation to bridge linguistic barriers and deepen understanding of local communities’ legal needs.
- He recommended virtual Lok Adalats on secure video platforms to handle minor civil, family and labour disputes with reduced travel and cost.
- He called for targeted digital literacy campaigns prioritizing women, senior citizens, rural youth and people with disabilities.
- He stressed that all digital initiatives must embed privacy by design, user consent and a human fallback to uphold empathy and ethical standards under Article 39A.