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    A Supreme Court hearing was live-streamed for the first time




    Digital Desk: The Supreme Court went live for the first time on Tuesday,
    with the hearings of the cases, which were scheduled to be live-streamed during
    the day, being viewable online. One of the three cases scheduled to be
    live-streamed pitted Team Uddhav Thackeray against Team Eknath Shinde in a
    dispute over the Shiv Sena symbol. Following the conclusion of a hearing,
    lawyer Kapil Sibal could be seen making arguments.



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    About four years ago,
    the Supreme Court proposed live-streaming. However, it is unclear whether this
    is being done as part of the pilot project or if it will now be a regular
    feature. To view the proceedings, go to webcast.gov.in/scindia/.



     



    In 2018, Dipak Misra,
    the then-chief justice of India, issued a landmark ruling on the live telecast
    or webcast of important proceedings in constitutional matters on September 27,
    stating that "sunlight is the best disinfectant."



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    On Monday, a bench led by Chief Justice Uday Umesh Lalit
    announced that the Supreme Court will soon have its own "platform" to
    live-stream its proceedings rather than relying on YouTube. 



    The proposal to have an exclusive platform to live-stream
    Supreme Court proceedings was part of the third phase of the e-courts project,
    which is a large-scale initiative to implement information and technology in
    India's judiciary.

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