PM Modi delivers address at Centenary Year celebrations of Patna High Court
PM Modi calls upon all stakeholders to strive to establish new benchmarks in the years ahead
PM Modi calls for making bar, bench and courts tech savvy
Active use of technology will improve the quality of both arguments and judgements: PM

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today delivered an address at the Closing Ceremony of the Centenary Year celebrations of Patna High Court.

Addressing the gathering at Patna High Court, the Prime Minister spoke of the great heights achieved by this Court in the last one hundred years. He said that the best aspects of these one hundred years should be taken forward. He added that this was an occasion for fresh resolve, and called upon all stakeholders to strive to establish new benchmarks in the years ahead.

The Prime Minister spoke of the great power of technology, and said the bar, bench and court should all be techno-savvy. The active use of technology will improve the quality of both arguments and judgements, he added.

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