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Centre Allocates ₹104.29 Crore for Andhra Pradesh Judicial Infrastructure Over 5 Years
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 26 Jul 2026, 03:02 AM
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The Indian government has earmarked ₹104.29 crore for upgrading judicial infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh over a five‑year period, announced by Union Law Minister.
The Union Government has announced a financial allocation of ₹104.29 crore to improve judicial infrastructure in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The funding will be spread over a period of five years, as stated by the Union Law Minister in a recent statement.
The money is earmarked for the construction and renovation of court buildings, the provision of modern technology for case management, and the development of ancillary facilities such as libraries and digital archives. The aim is to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of the judicial system across the state.
The allocation comes as part of a broader effort by the central government to strengthen the rule of law and ensure that courts are equipped to handle increasing caseloads. Officials have indicated that the funds will be disbursed through a structured programme managed by the Ministry of Law and Justice.
This move is expected to bring about significant improvements in the speed and quality of judicial services in Andhra Pradesh, benefiting both litigants and legal professionals alike.
The money is earmarked for the construction and renovation of court buildings, the provision of modern technology for case management, and the development of ancillary facilities such as libraries and digital archives. The aim is to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of the judicial system across the state.
The allocation comes as part of a broader effort by the central government to strengthen the rule of law and ensure that courts are equipped to handle increasing caseloads. Officials have indicated that the funds will be disbursed through a structured programme managed by the Ministry of Law and Justice.
This move is expected to bring about significant improvements in the speed and quality of judicial services in Andhra Pradesh, benefiting both litigants and legal professionals alike.