Bengaluru — Daily Causelist on WhatsApp

Ninety-five City Civil and Sessions Courts on K.G. Road, the CMM Court on Nrupathunga Road, the Mayo Hall unit on M.G. Road — Bengaluru's district judiciary is dense, busy, and spread across some of the slowest traffic in the country. eCourtsPulse keeps you ahead of it: tomorrow's causelist by 3 pm, today's case updates by 6:30 pm — all in one WhatsApp chat — plus a push alert the moment an order PDF is uploaded.

Bengaluru is one of 700+ district courts covered across India. If your court is on eCourts, eCourtsPulse works for you too.

Courts covered in Bengaluru

City Civil Court, Bengaluru (K.G. Road)
The heart of the city's district-court practice, sitting behind Cauvery Bhavan on K.G. Road since 17 November 1980. Ninety-five City Civil and Sessions Courts function under this one establishment — and every one of them is covered. official website ↗
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court (Nrupathunga Road)
The CMM Court on Nrupathunga Road, a short hop from K.G. Road on the map — rather longer at 5 pm. Criminal-side causelists arrive in the same WhatsApp chat as your civil matters, so one scroll covers both sides of the practice.
Mayo Hall court unit (M.G. Road)
The court unit at Mayo Hall on M.G. Road — the other end of the city-centre crawl. On eCourts, and covered on every paid plan: tomorrow's causelist by 3 pm, the 6:30 pm digest of what moved, plus a push alert the moment an order PDF is uploaded.

K.G. Road se Mayo Hall tak — bina traffic ke

On the map, K.G. Road and M.G. Road look like neighbours. In Bengaluru traffic, a morning matter at City Civil and an afternoon board at Mayo Hall can swallow the whole day — and with ninety-five courts under one K.G. Road establishment, "just check the board" is never quick. So the evening ritual becomes calls: "naale Mayo Hall alli enide?" — kal ka board kya bola? With every complex feeding one WhatsApp thread, you know by tonight which court halls need you tomorrow — court room, serial number, parties — and you cross town only when a matter actually demands it. The diary stays in your pocket; the traffic stays someone else's problem.

How it works

Tomorrow's causelist, by 3 pm — whether the matter sits at City Civil or Mayo Hall, one PDF. Court room, serial number, parties — everything you need to plan the next day.

Case updates, by 6:30 pm — What moved today: adjourned, order passed, or disposed — with next hearing dates. One end-of-day digest on WhatsApp.

Order PDFs, pushed to your phone — New order on eCourts? Your phone buzzes with a push alert — tap to open the PDF. Order PDFs and next-date changes arrive as app push notifications, separate from your WhatsApp causelist.

Starter — ₹149/month · All Bengaluru district courts covered. See all plans →

Checking the Bengaluru causelist the manual way

The official route is the district court's own site — bengaluru.dcourts.gov.in — or the eCourts services portal, one case number at a time. Manageable for a single matter; slow work when your diary spans ninety-five courts at K.G. Road plus the CMM and Mayo Hall boards. eCourtsPulse reads the same official data and simply brings it to your WhatsApp every day, for every case you track, without the daily lookup. Same source, same numbers — just delivered to the chat you already have open, with a push alert the moment an order PDF appears.

FAQ — Bengaluru advocates

Are the CMM and Mayo Hall courts included, or only City Civil?

All of them. The City Civil Court on K.G. Road, the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court on Nrupathunga Road, and the Mayo Hall court unit on M.G. Road are all on the eCourts system, so causelists and case updates from each arrive in the same WhatsApp chat, with push alerts for order PDFs.

Can I track a Karnataka High Court case with this?

No — eCourtsPulse covers district courts only. The Karnataka High Court publishes its own causelist on its official website. Your Bengaluru district-court matters, though, we deliver to WhatsApp every day.

What is the setup to receive the Bengaluru causelist daily?

Sign up at eCourtsPulse and add each Bengaluru case by its CNR or case number — that is the whole setup. Tomorrow's causelist reaches your WhatsApp by 3 pm today, a digest of what moved follows by 6:30 pm, plus a push alert the moment an order PDF is uploaded.

How much will this cost me every month?

Starter is ₹149/month, or ₹1,599/year on the annual plan, with all Bengaluru district courts included. There is also a Free plan that tracks up to 10 cases on the dashboard if you want to try it first.

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