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AI/ML judgment translation to Indian languages Supreme Court of India Registry · Court · 2025-03-20
status as stated: using AI and ML based tools Official announcement Translation National Informatics Centre
The PIB release says the Supreme Court Registry, in coordination with NIC, is using AI and machine-learning tools to translate judgments from English into 18 Indian languages for access through the eSCR portal.
translation of judgments from English language to 18 Indian languages Status date given by the source: 2025-03-20.
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