India Digital ADR Summit 2026 Opens at NFSU Gandhinagar with Launch of SAMYAK ODR Platform

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Why it matters

The India Digital ADR Summit 2026 commenced at NFSU Gandhinagar, marking the launch of IDDRC's new online dispute resolution platform, SAMYAK. Speaking at the summit, Justice Rajesh Bindal cautioned against outsourcing human thinking to artificial intelligence, alongside announcements on digitising dispute resolution from filing to award.

Key points

Justice Rajesh Bindal cautioned against outsourcing human thinking to artificial intelligence at the summit.
IDDRC unveiled SAMYAK, its new online dispute resolution (ODR) platform.
Prof. Purvi Pokhariyal outlined NFSU's plans to digitise dispute resolution processes from filing to award.

What changed

IDDRC unveiled SAMYAK, a new ODR platform, while NFSU presented plans to digitise dispute resolution from filing to award.

Who it affects

Dispute resolution practitioners, arbitrators, mediators, and parties engaging with digital ADR platforms.

Jurisdiction

India

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