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Pune Embraces ‘Mediation for the Nation’ to Resolve Disputes with Peace and Speed

Pune’s citizens are turning to mediation to settle legal disputes quickly and amicably, easing the burden on courts. The ‘Mediation for the Nation’ campaign offers a compassionate, cost-effective alternative to lengthy litigation.

Pune| 26 July, 2025: In Pune, a transformative initiative is reshaping how legal disputes are resolved. The ‘Mediation for the Nation’ campaign, launched by the National Legal Services Authority, is empowering residents to settle conflicts outside the courtroom, saving time, money, and emotional strain. Running from July 1 to September 30, 2025, this nationwide effort aims to clear India’s overwhelmed court system by promoting mediation, a process that fosters peaceful, mutually agreeable solutions.

In 2024, Pune registered 4,802 cases for mediation, with 1,664 successfully resolved, reflecting the growing trust in this approach. As of May 2025, 860 cases remain in progress, and the campaign is urging citizens to register by the July 31 deadline for mediation sessions scheduled between September 1 and 25. The Pune District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) at Shivajinagar District Court is making access easy, with dedicated counters, trained mediators, and awareness drives to guide litigants through the process.

Mediation covers a wide range of disputes, including family matters like divorce, alimony, and custody, as well as civil issues such as motor accident claims, cheque bounce cases, banking disputes, consumer complaints, and even certain compoundable criminal cases. The process involves structured discussions led by mediators, where both parties explore settlement options and reach legally binding agreements without the stress of prolonged court battles. This approach eliminates endless court dates, reduces legal costs, and avoids the emotional toll of adversarial proceedings.

The campaign’s outreach efforts, including banners in court premises and legal aid centres, are encouraging Pune’s residents to embrace mediation. By registering at the DLSA office, citizens can have their cases reviewed and enrolled for mediation, offering a chance to resolve disputes with dignity and control. The process is designed to be accessible, with mediators assisting in crafting solutions that work for both sides, ensuring outcomes are fair and final, with no need for appeals.

For Pune’s residents, mediation represents a beacon of hope amid the frustration of lengthy legal battles. It provides a faster, more affordable path to closure, allowing families and individuals to move forward without the burden of ongoing litigation. The campaign’s emphasis on amicable resolutions fosters harmony, making it a future-proof way to prevent repeat conflicts. As Pune joins this nationwide movement, the city is setting an example of how compassion and collaboration can transform the pursuit of justice.

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