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ORDER IN THE COURTS

As we hurtle towards the 75th year of our independence, a clear roadmap is necessary to ensure that the judicial branch of our republican Constitution—which includes courts and the tribunals—functions efficiently and independently. At present, India is ranked 163rd among 193 countries in terms of enforcement of contracts and there can be no better wake-up call. We can accomplish the goal of becoming become a five-trillion dollar economy much faster if we pay greater attention to the neglected third pillar of our democracy. In 2022, the three areas which require immediate attention are: case arrears, judicial appointments and functioning of tribunals.

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