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Dispute resolution becoming pillar of economic infrastructure

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Ananya Kumar, Sidharth Sethi
February 12, 2026

Stacks of gold coins arranged in ascending order beside a judge’s gavel on a dark surface, symbolizing financial law, fines, taxation, or legal costs.

India’s constitution-based judiciary safeguards the rule of law for some 1.5 billion people. It inspires confidence among global business partners by upholding constitutional core values. However, the success of the government’s ease of doing business policy depends on clearing the judicial system’s bottlenecks. The significant backlog of cases at all levels of court underlines the need for innovative and scalable alternative dispute resolution. This will deliver timely and efficient justice and support economic growth.

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Authors: Ananya Kumar, Partner; Sidharth Sethi, Partner, JSA

Publication: Indian Business Law Journal

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Tags ADR India, Arbitration, Commercial courts, Dispute Resolution, Ease Of Doing Business, Economic Infrastructure, India Law, JSA, Judicial Reform, Leading Law Firm, Leading Lawyers, Legal Reforms, Mediation

Ananya Kumar Partner

Ananya focuses on Corporate & Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution; with a particular focus on Construction & Engineering, Oil & Gas, Infrastructure and Roads’ Project contracts.

Sidharth Sethi Partner

Sidharth’s practice covers diverse corporate commercial litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution. He also advises and acts for clients in insolvency proceedings, global product liability litigations, constitutional & administrative law litigations, proceedings related to penal laws, white-collar crimes and corporate and forensic investigations.