In a landmark move to strengthen India’s justice system and empower trial court lawyers, Lawyerspress.in (https://lawyerspress.in)has launched the nation’s largest digital network connecting district bar associations across India.

A Digital Platform for Trial Court Lawyers

Founded by Ajay Adiyogi Sharma, Lawyerspress.in envisions giving  India’s  grass roots  legal community a unified and digital voice to promote transparency,publictrust and fairjustice.

 According to its mission statement,the goal is:

 “To give the first tier of the Indian justice system —trial court lawyers —a transparent, reasoned and socially responsible voice.”

 Each district bar association can now start its own free legal news or blog portal under the Lawyerspress.in initiative.

Social Recognition Through Legal Writing

Through the campaign “Publish Legal Articles and Get Social Recognition, ”the platform encourages advocates to write and gain visibility for their work. The initiative aims to create “a strong legal community working to deliver fair justice to litigants.”

It provides trial lawyers with a credible digital medium to share expertise,discuss reforms, and raise awareness of legal and administrative challenges.

Surveys,Seminars,andPolicyRankings

Beyond news and blogging, Lawyerspress.in (https://lawyerspress.in) plans to conduct seminars,opinion polls,and surveys on government policies, policing,and justicereforms.

The platform will also rank governments, officers, and social reformers based on transparency, accountability, and performance — encouraging data-driven and ethical governance.

By integrating public feedback and professional insight,it aims to make discussions on law and governance more factual, participatory, and reform-oriented.

The network  follows a telephonic talk-based selection process for advocates and bar associations wishing to join.Selected members under go training in legal journalism,digital reporting, and publishing ethics before contributing.

 Interested lawyers and bar associations can apply through the official website: https://lawyerspress.in

 The platform’s tagline—“LAW·LAWYERS·SOCIETY&POLITICS” —reflects its vision of uniting the legal fraternity under one inclusive and responsible digital ecosystem.

The Vision of Founder Ajay Adiyogi Sharma

Founder Ajay Adiyogi Sharma, are form-oriented legal professional,has been recognized among the “Top Influential Personalities of 2025” for his contribution to digital empowerment of trial-court advocates.

 According to Sharma,“Unless the voices of trial court lawyers are heard,judicial reform in India will remain incomplete.”

He envisions Lawyerspress.in as a transparent space where lawyers,journalists,and citizens can collectively shape discourse around law, justice, and governance.

Potential Benefits and Legal Ethics

The initiative offers significant benefits for India’s legal community:

 •  Digital recognition for trial-court lawyers across India.

•  Free and verified publishing access for district-level news.

•  Social visibility and professional credibility for advocates.

•  Enhanced legal awareness for the public.

 However, Lawyerspress.in emphasizes adherence to Bar Council of India guidelines and ethical journalism standards to prevent defamation or contempt of court.

A Step Toward Strengthening the Justice System

India’s justice system restsonitstrial courts,yet these crucial institutions often remain underrepresented in mainstream media.

Lawyerspress.in bridges this gap —giving trial lawyers a platform to communicate, collaborate, and lead the discourse on justice and reform.

 If implemented with transparency and professionalism, this initiative could become a transformative force in advancing grassroots legal empowerment and accessible justice across India.

Lawyerspress.in is not just a platform, it’s a movement uniting law,lawyers and society.

District bar associations and practising advocates can now apply at https://lawyerspress.in to launch their free legal news or blog portal and join India’s largest digital community of trial-court lawyers.