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Supreme Court Justice Vikram Nath To Attend Inaugural Session Of District Judges Annual Conference Organized By Gujarat High Court
LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK
2 April 2026 6:59 PM IST
The Gujarat High Court is set to hold a 2-day Annual Conference of Judges of the District Judiciary on the theme “Re-shaping Dispensation of Justice – Transcending the Narratives”. The conference which shall be held on April 4 and 5 is being organized by the High Court in collaboration with the Gujarat State Judicial Academy (GSJA). The inaugural session will be attended by Supreme...
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The Gujarat High Court is set to hold a 2-day Annual Conference of Judges of the District Judiciary on the theme “Re-shaping Dispensation of Justice – Transcending the Narratives”.
The conference which shall be held on April 4 and 5 is being organized by the High Court in collaboration with the Gujarat State Judicial Academy (GSJA). The inaugural session will be attended by Supreme Court Justice Vikram Nath who is the Chief Guest.
The conference shall also be attended by Supreme Court judges Justice N. V. Anjaria and Justice Vipul M. Pancholi.
High Court Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal, Justice A. Y. Kogje, the senior-most judge of the High Court, along with Justice A. S. Supehia, Justice Bhargav D. Karia and companion judges of the High Court will also be part of the inaugural session and will be conducting the technical sessions.
During the session, several landmark initiatives toward modernization and strengthening of judicial processes and ADR processes shall be formally launched, including AI Policy for the Gujarat Judiciary, Free e-Certified Copy facility for the High Court, Community Mediation Initiative, Release of the Annual Report – 2025 of Gujarat State Judicial Academy.
The conference is stated to include a range of thoughtfully curated technical sessions that coverboth policy-level perspectives and practical challenges within the justice delivery system.


