Mobile Court – Office of the Collector and District Magistrate Guna

Mobile Court

Limited access to structured and practical training weakened cooperative governance, efficiency, transparency, and long-term sustainability.
Rural cooperatives faced a digital gap, limiting access to online services, digital payments, GST compliance, and transparent record-keeping.
Low participation of youth and women restricted leadership diversity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive livelihood opportunities.
Fragmented training efforts resulted in limited outreach, duplication of work, and reduced impact across cooperative sectors.
Cooperatives needed support to become self-reliant, digitally capable institutions that could improve livelihoods and local socio-economic development.

Resolved more than 300 revenue-related cases through mobile courts within a short period of implementation.
Reduced pendency in traditional revenue courts by taking dispute-resolution services directly to villages.
Improved access to justice for rural citizens by reducing travel, procedural complexity, financial burden, and loss of daily wages.
Helped prevent escalation of land disputes into conflicts, thereby supporting social harmony and local law and order.
Strengthened citizen trust in governance through timely, transparent, decentralized, and responsive public service delivery.

For more information, please contact:
Kishore Kumar Kanyal at dmguna@nic.in

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