Union Minister of State for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini will participate in a workshop at Kurukshetra University to discuss enhancing access to justice and the role of digital solutions in governance. The workshop, named Regional Event-cum-Workshop 2026, is part of the Tele-Law initiative under the DISHA scheme by the Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice.
The event aims to support access to justice through awareness, capacity-building, and technology-driven service delivery. It will also mark the 150th anniversary of the national song ‘Vande Mataram’ with local artists performing to honor its significance in India’s freedom movement.
The workshop will include sessions on the progress of the DISHA Scheme in Haryana, featuring interactions with Tele-Law panel lawyers, Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs), and beneficiaries to showcase the impact of technology in legal services at the grassroots level. Additionally, law colleges in Haryana will share their pro bono initiatives during the program.
The event will witness the launch of five e-books on customary laws of the North Eastern region of India, promoting the preservation and dissemination of indigenous legal knowledge. Furthermore, a Doordarshan documentary on the DISHA Scheme will be unveiled, highlighting its objectives, execution, and nationwide impact.
The workshop will conclude with the presentation of mementos, a vote of thanks by the Joint Secretary (Access to Justice), and the National Anthem, followed by a high tea session. Around 900 participants, including officials, advocates, law students, and stakeholders, will attend the event physically, with additional participants joining virtually.
