It’s about infrastructure. A high-powered committee, led by Justice Aravind Kumar, has been formed to draft a blueprint for modernising courts across the country; with an eye on securing ₹40,000–50,000 crore in funding. Yes, you read that right; tens of thousands of crores. Why does this matter for aspirants? Because a modern, tech-enabled judiciary means faster case disposal, better infrastructure for lawyers, and potentially, a more efficient legal ecosystem; which directly impacts law graduates, judicial service aspirants, and even civil service candidates who deal with governance and policy. The committee’s deadline? August 31. And its mandate? Identify bottlenecks, upgrade facilities, roll out e-courts, and design courts fit for the 21st century. If this plan works, the next generation of lawyers and judges might never know what it felt like to wait months for a hearing in a crumbling courtroom. Big money. Bigger change.