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Delhi — Daily Causelist on WhatsApp

Seven court complexes — Tis Hazari, Karkardooma, Patiala House, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket, and Rouse Avenue — scattered across the capital, each with its own causelist and its own rhythm. A Delhi district-court practice rarely stays inside one of them. eCourtsPulse pulls all seven into one WhatsApp chat: tomorrow's list by 3 pm, today's updates by 6:30 pm, plus a push alert the moment an order PDF lands. No more "kal kya hai?" calls to the munshi.

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Courts covered in Delhi

• Tis Hazari Courts

  Home to the Central and West district courts — for many Delhi advocates, the complex where a practice begins. Fully on the eCourts system and fully covered. official website ↗

• Karkardooma and Patiala House Courts

  Two more of the capital's seven complexes, each with its own daily board and its own listing rhythm. Causelists and case updates from both arrive in the same WhatsApp chat as the rest — no separate lookups, no separate logins.

• Rohini and Dwarka Courts

  Rohini serves the North and North-West districts; Dwarka sits at the other end of the city. Both are on eCourts, so both are covered on every paid plan.

• Saket and Rouse Avenue Courts

  The two complexes that round out Delhi's seven — and the two that many court-tracking lists quietly skip. eCourtsPulse covers them the same as the other five: tomorrow's causelist by 3 pm, the 6:30 pm digest, plus a push alert the moment an order PDF lands.

Saatoh complexes, ek hi chat

A 10:30 matter at Tis Hazari, a board to confirm at Saket by afternoon, and tomorrow's date sitting in Dwarka — in Delhi that is not an unusual week, and the complexes sit at opposite ends of the metro map. Crossing the city on the Metro just to read a notice board is an hour you never get back. With all seven complexes feeding one WhatsApp thread, you know tonight which courtrooms need you tomorrow — court room, serial number, parties — before you decide which line to catch in the morning. The diary stays in your pocket, and the munshi's evening round of "kal Rohini mein kya laga hai?" becomes a thirty-second scroll.

How it works

Tomorrow's causelist, by 3 pm — whether the matter sits at Tis Hazari or Saket, 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.

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Checking the Delhi causelist the manual way

The official route is the district judiciary's umbrella site — delhidistrictcourts.nic.in — which serves all seven complexes, or the eCourts services portal, one case number at a time. Workable for one matter; tedious for a diary spread across Tis Hazari, Karkardooma, and Rouse Avenue — the site can only tell you what you remember to ask it. 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, zero searching, and your phone's already buzzed with the order PDF before the clerk calls about it.

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