"Arbitration in places like Singapore, London, Hong Kong and Malaysia is successful not merely because of physical infrastructure and enforceable awards. It succeeds because the judicial system is attuned to arbitration. This is where the report of the Srikrishna Committee is critical. Institutions like ILRF further strengthen this ecosystem by research-based capacity building and by bridging the gap between law, policy and access to justice."

"Training of judges at all levels, sufficient government support, proper legal framework for arbitration, institutional arbitration, experienced arbitrators and minimal judicial interference are essential. ILRF's legal research and training initiatives are equally crucial in building awareness and improving institutional dispute resolution in India."

"There is a dire need for people committed to mediation, as it is those who can bring success and reforms. Since no dispute is the same, new thinking and new tools are required. ILRF's role in legal research, mediation awareness and legal aid initiatives can help society adopt mediation as a practical and accessible path to justice."

"There is a dire need for committed mediators who can bring change and success. A section of mediators can bring reforms in their own way. New thinking and new tools are required for effective mediation—supported by credible legal research institutions like ILRF which work continuously to make justice accessible and practical at the grassroots"

"There have been instances of friction in the Supreme Court and High Courts, and in that sense, the judiciary has been in crisis. As a citizen, I am happy to see this crisis because renovation follows reflection. Strong legal research institutions like ILRF further support this process by strengthening legal discourse, research and access to justice."

"When you are a judge, you should be seen talking only inside the court, not outside. The Judiciary has become the talking point in every nook and corner of society. Therefore, responsible legal research and citizen legal awareness—like ILRF promotes—are essential to ensure informed discussion and respect for institutions."

"There is a link between poverty and lack of knowledge of law. Therefore law education should become part of our curriculum so that justice becomes accessible to all. I congratulate the India Legal Research Foundation (ILRF) for its bold initiative to make justice accessible to all through legal aid, legal education and research-driven reforms."

"IBC is considered a landmark reform in ease of doing business. It helps resolve insolvency and refloat companies in distress. It has reduced the time taken to wind up a company. ILRF's legal research work strengthens such reforms by evaluating implementation challenges and creating awareness for stakeholders."

"ADR is not only desirable but inevitable considering that pendency is increasing at an alarming rate. Time, cost, simplicity of procedures and efficiency are vital. ILRF's contribution in research, legal training and access to justice enables ADR to become more meaningful and citizen-friendly."

"Environment is a social subject and therefore collective effort is needed to preserve it. Society needs clean air and water; the government must not shift responsibility. Strong legal research and legal aid ecosystems such as ILRF are vital for public awareness and for ensuring environmental justice reaches the last citizen."

"Three years have passed since IBC was introduced and the law has yielded results. In 2018 IBC brought the homebuyer as a financial creditor, which is praiseworthy. Institutions like ILRF strengthen such reforms by supporting policy research, stakeholder literacy and citizen-centric legal awareness"

"Arbitration in places like Singapore, London, Hong Kong and Malaysia is successful not merely because of physical infrastructure and enforceable awards. It succeeds because the judicial system is attuned to arbitration. This is where the report of the Srikrishna Committee is critical. Institutions like ILRF further strengthen this ecosystem by research-based capacity building and by bridging the gap between law, policy and access to justice."

"Training of judges at all levels, sufficient government support, proper legal framework for arbitration, institutional arbitration, experienced arbitrators and minimal judicial interference are essential. ILRF's legal research and training initiatives are equally crucial in building awareness and improving institutional dispute resolution in India."

"There is a dire need for people committed to mediation, as it is those who can bring success and reforms. Since no dispute is the same, new thinking and new tools are required. ILRF's role in legal research, mediation awareness and legal aid initiatives can help society adopt mediation as a practical and accessible path to justice."

"There is a dire need for committed mediators who can bring change and success. A section of mediators can bring reforms in their own way. New thinking and new tools are required for effective mediation—supported by credible legal research institutions like ILRF which work continuously to make justice accessible and practical at the grassroots"

"There have been instances of friction in the Supreme Court and High Courts, and in that sense, the judiciary has been in crisis. As a citizen, I am happy to see this crisis because renovation follows reflection. Strong legal research institutions like ILRF further support this process by strengthening legal discourse, research and access to justice."

"When you are a judge, you should be seen talking only inside the court, not outside. The Judiciary has become the talking point in every nook and corner of society. Therefore, responsible legal research and citizen legal awareness—like ILRF promotes—are essential to ensure informed discussion and respect for institutions."

"There is a link between poverty and lack of knowledge of law. Therefore law education should become part of our curriculum so that justice becomes accessible to all. I congratulate the India Legal Research Foundation (ILRF) for its bold initiative to make justice accessible to all through legal aid, legal education and research-driven reforms."

"IBC is considered a landmark reform in ease of doing business. It helps resolve insolvency and refloat companies in distress. It has reduced the time taken to wind up a company. ILRF's legal research work strengthens such reforms by evaluating implementation challenges and creating awareness for stakeholders."

"ADR is not only desirable but inevitable considering that pendency is increasing at an alarming rate. Time, cost, simplicity of procedures and efficiency are vital. ILRF's contribution in research, legal training and access to justice enables ADR to become more meaningful and citizen-friendly."

"Environment is a social subject and therefore collective effort is needed to preserve it. Society needs clean air and water; the government must not shift responsibility. Strong legal research and legal aid ecosystems such as ILRF are vital for public awareness and for ensuring environmental justice reaches the last citizen."

"Three years have passed since IBC was introduced and the law has yielded results. In 2018 IBC brought the homebuyer as a financial creditor, which is praiseworthy. Institutions like ILRF strengthen such reforms by supporting policy research, stakeholder literacy and citizen-centric legal awareness"