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Today's Board

Today’s Board (/board) is your at-a-glance daily view. It pulls together every cause-list entry that matches a case in your workspace — from the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, Delhi District Courts, Tribunals, and Consumer Forum — and shows them on one screen.

What’s on the board

When you open the board, NyayX fetches the published cause lists for the selected date and auto-matches them against your cases. The board is split into sections by court type:

SectionSource
SCI — Your MattersSupreme Court of India daily cause list
DHC — Your MattersDelhi High Court cause list
DC — Your MattersDelhi District Court complexes (Central, East, New Delhi, North, North-East, North-West, Shahdara, South, South-East, South-West, West)
Tribunal — Your MattersDRT/DRAT/RC cause lists
Consumer Forum — Your Matterse-Jagriti cause lists (NCDRC/SCDRC/DCDRC)

Each section only shows entries that matched a case you’ve added to NyayX. If no matches are found for a source, that section is hidden.

SCI cards

Each Supreme Court entry shows:

  • Item number — your serial number in that court’s list
  • Case title — petitioner vs. respondent (truncated for long names)
  • Bench — bench code assigned for the day
  • Court number — which courtroom is hearing it
  • Cause list type — e.g., Regular Hearing, Miscellaneous

DC cards

Each district court entry shows:

  • Item number — serial in the court’s run list
  • District complex — e.g., Karkardooma, Tis Hazari
  • Room number — the physical room where the case is listed (e.g. Room 28). When the registry has not published a room assignment, the eCourts court number is shown instead (e.g. Court 797)
  • Judge name / post
  • Stage — the procedural stage noted in the cause list (e.g., Arguments, Evidence)
  • VC link — join button if the court has published a video-conferencing link for that date
  • Civil / Criminal chip

Use the ← / → arrows at the top to step back or forward one day. The Today button resets to the current IST date.

If no cause list has been published for a chosen date, the relevant section shows “No cause list available for [date].”

Printing

The Print button (top-right) opens a print-optimised version of the board for the selected date. This is useful for taking a paper copy to court.