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Deepfakes are no longer just a social media problem. As AI-generated video, audio, and images find their way into Indian courtrooms, judges, lawyers, and litigants face a critical question: how do you prove that digital evidence is real? This article breaks down the legal framework, the evidentiary risks, and what the future holds for digital proof in India.

India's courts are going digital faster than ever. This article breaks down what Digital Courts 2.1 actually means for lawyers, litigants, and the justice system, covering AI transcription, multilingual translation, e-filing, e-evidence, and how daily legal workflows are already changing on the ground.

The Supreme Court AI chatbot India, Su-Sahayak, is more than a website feature. It shows how Indian courts are beginning to use AI for access to justice, case information, and simpler public service delivery. This article explains what it does, why it matters, and what risks lawyers should keep in mind.

AI in Indian law firms is revolutionizing legal workflows, billing structures, and strategic decision-making.

AI is changing how lawyers research cases, but source control remains the biggest concern. This guide breaks down how to use AI for legal research in India responsibly, without losing accuracy, citation integrity, or your professional judgment.

The old way of searching for keywords is costing Indian lawyers too many hours. This guide explains how to switch from manual searching to smart AI tools. Read on to learn practical ways to drastically reduce legal research time.

AI use in Indian courts remains limited to pilot projects, the government informed Parliament, even as eCourts Phase-III expands funding for digital tools such as speech-to-text and legal research AI.

The Supreme Court warns that digital media self-regulation is ineffective and signals the need for an independent regulator. Highlighting rapid virality and harmful content, the Court seeks preventive mechanisms, age verification, and AI-assisted moderation for online platforms.

On September 17, 2025, the Press Information Bureau (PIB) unveiled a detailed policy brief titled Digital Transformation of Justice,...