PUCAR is a non-profit public mission to transform the dispute resolution experience of every person.

We’re hosting a conversation based on Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts, a powerful and much-needed intervention into how we think about the trial judiciary. The book invites us to engage with systemic issues like judicial independence, flawed evaluation metrics, repeated judge transfers, and the invisibilised lives of trial court actors. We reimagine what a functional, fair, and compassionate system might look like.

We’re hosting a conversation based on Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts, a powerful and much-needed intervention into how we think about the trial judiciary. The book invites us to engage with systemic issues like judicial independence, flawed evaluation metrics, repeated judge transfers, and the invisibilised lives of trial court actors. We reimagine what a functional, fair, and compassionate system might look like.

We’re hosting a conversation based on Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts, a powerful and much-needed intervention into how we think about the trial judiciary. The book invites us to engage with systemic issues like judicial independence, flawed evaluation metrics, repeated judge transfers, and the invisibilised lives of trial court actors. We reimagine what a functional, fair, and compassionate system might look like.

We’re hosting a conversation based on Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts, a powerful and much-needed intervention into how we think about the trial judiciary. The book invites us to engage with systemic issues like judicial independence, flawed evaluation metrics, repeated judge transfers, and the invisibilised lives of trial court actors. We reimagine what a functional, fair, and compassionate system might look like.