Mediation provides remedy to litigants who are suffering in the process: Justice Vipin Sanghi at E-Mediation Writings event

Mediation provides a remedy and eases the pain of litigants who are suffering in the process, irrespective of their dispute area, Justice Vipin Sanghi of the Delhi High Court opined recently..Justice Sanghi categorised mediation as being equivalent to therapy, affecting not only the disputants or litigants, but others connected as well..He was speaking the certificate distribution ceremony of the E-Mediation Writings (EMW), an e-platform dedicated to mediation-related education, which was held on April 10, 2021.E-Mediation Writings concluded its first Online Mediation Classroom Series on March 20, 2021..During the event, Justice Sanghi also praised the initiatives undertaken by the EMW team, including the publication of monthly e-mediation magazines dedicated to articles, columns and updates on mediation..The event also witnessed the presence of Justice Mukta Gupta of the Delhi High Court as a Guest of Honour. She proceeded to congratulate the EMW team for imparting skills and mediation through the online classroom series amid the COVID-19 pandemic..The initiative began on January 2, 2021 under the supervision and guidance of Pusshp Gupta, Advocate/Mediation Trainer and Coordinator-in-Chief, EMW, Thankanchan VP, Advocate/Mediation Trainer and Senior Member, EMW and Anupam Sanghi, Advocate/Mediator as EMW GenNext Student’s Co-ordinator..Digital revolution in Mediation education: E-Mediation Writings organizes Classroom Series Program.The key idea behind the endeavour was to impart education on mediation to the country’s next generation of lawyers and law students about the significance of peaceful resolution of disputes within the justice available justice delivery system. The series also acts as an eye-opener into the major skills that go behind mediation as an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) forum. .The first webinar in this series was held on December 5, 2020 on the topic Importance of Mediation -D OOR TO DOOR (Door of Opportunities to Resolve- Door of Opportunities to Reform) wherein Colin Rule, President and CEO of mediate.com and Shiv Kumar, an advocate with 40 years of active practice at the Karnataka High Court, shared their views on the topic.