What does the Today view show?

The day's hearings from the cases you track, grouped by court building. Each row has the item number, the room, the judge and the video link where they are available.

How far ahead can I look?

The Today view reaches 21 days ahead. The date check answers for any single date, including one months away.

How do I get my cases in?

Add a case by its CNR, or export My Cases from the eCourts app and import the file in one step.

Which courts are covered?

Case tracking works for cases on eCourts. Room numbers and video links cover Delhi district courts and the High Court. Display boards cover the High Courts of Delhi, Bombay and Allahabad.

Your court day on one screen: item number, court room, VC link and display board

The five things an advocate looks up for every hearing, where each one is published, and a Today view that puts them on one row for each case.

30 September 2026 · 5 min read

An advocate with four hearings on a day looks up the same five things for each one: the date, the item number, the court room, the video link, and where the court has reached. Each is published in a different place. This guide lists where each one lives and shows how Nyayakosh puts them on one screen.

Five lookups for every hearing

The next date. In the case status on eCourts, or in the eCourts app's My Cases.
The item number. In the court's cause list for the day: a portal page for a district court, a PDF for a High Court.
The court room. On the district court's website, in its list of judicial officers.
The video link. On the same list, or on the High Court's cause list.
Where the court has reached. On the High Court's display board.

Four hearings can mean twenty lookups, and the item number has to be read again if the list is revised.

One screen for the day

The Today view lists the day's hearings from the cases you track. They are grouped by court building, because a day with three matters at Rohini and one at Saket is planned by building first.

Fig. 1 · The Today view on a hearing morning

Rohini Courts · 2 matters · list read 7:10 am

Item14
State v. Accused Q
Room no. 304
Sh. XXXXXXXX
Listed for Prosecution evidence
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Item31
Complainant R v. Accused B
Room no. 304
Sh. XXXXXXXX
Listed for Arguments
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High Court of Delhi · 1 matter · list read 6:45 am

Item18
Petitioner K v. Respondent N
Court No. 12
Justice XXXXXXXX
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Saket Courts · 1 matter

Plaintiff S v. Defendant T
Room no. 17
Sh. XXXXXXXX
List not published yet

A sample morning across three buildings. Each row has the item number, the room, the judge and the video link. The Saket list is not published yet, and the row says so.

Each part of the row has its own guide:

Item number. Read from the court's list for district courts and the Delhi High Court. How to find your item number without opening the PDF.
Room and video link. Matched from a directory of Delhi district courts and the High Court. Delhi court room numbers and VC links.

The view reaches 21 days ahead, so the same screen answers tomorrow and next week.

Where the court has reached

For a High Court matter, the display board shows the item each court is on. Nyayakosh reads the boards of the High Courts of Delhi, Bombay, Allahabad and Madhya Pradesh, and adds the time each item last changed.

Fig. 2 · Your matters against the display board

Your matters here today

Petitioner K v. Respondent NOn now
W.P.(C) XXXX/2026
Court No. 12 · Justice XXXXXXXX
Court No. 12 is on your matter, since 11:38 am.
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Plaintiff S v. Defendant TNot reached
CS(OS) XXX/2025
Court No. 7 · Justice XXXXXXXX · Justice XXXXXXXX
Court No. 7 is on item O22. Yours is item O 31. Courts do not take the list in order.
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2 courts on the board · read 11:42 am

On itemA18
Court No. 12
AppellateYour matter is on
Justice XXXXXXXX
W.P.(C) XXXX/2026
Since 11:38 am · 4 min
About 7 min a matter in the last hour
Your matter, item A 18: Petitioner K v. Respondent N
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On itemO22
Court No. 7
Original
Justice XXXXXXXX · Justice XXXXXXXX
Since 11:33 am · 9 min
About 6 min a matter in the last hour
Your matter, item O 31: Plaintiff S v. Defendant T
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Sample matters on the Delhi board, as a signed-in advocate sees them. One is being heard. The other is at item O 31 while its court is on O22.

The board is open without an account: see the display board. The guides are how to read the Delhi board and how to read the Bombay board and its kept-back items.

"Can I take this date?"

A judge offers a date and you have a few seconds to answer. The date check takes one date and tells you what you already have on it.

Fig. 3 · The date check

Can I take this date?

Wed, 4 Nov 2026

3 hearings on Wed, 4 Nov 2026, across 2 complexes

Rohini Courts2
- State v. Accused Q · SC 412/2024
- Complainant R v. Accused B · CC 96/2025
Saket Courts1
- Plaintiff S v. Defendant T · CS (COMM) 88/2025

Day before: 1 hearing
Day after: clear

A sample answer. Three hearings on the day in two court complexes, which means travel between them. The days on either side are shown underneath.

There are three answers: nothing listed, hearings in one complex, or hearings across several complexes. The third gets its own warning, because two hearings in one building is an ordinary morning and two in different buildings is a drive between them.

The check counts the cases you track that already have a date. A case the court has not dated yet cannot appear in it.

Kept current without you

Every tracked case is checked against the court record once a day. The check runs every 12 hours once a hearing is within 7 days, and every 6 hours within 2 days.

For a case with alerts on, you are told about a new or moved hearing date, a stage change, disposal, and a new order.

Start with the list you already have

If your cases are in the eCourts app, you do not type them again. Export My Cases as one file and import it: how to export My Cases from the eCourts app.

Questions

What does the Today view show?: The day's hearings from the cases you track, grouped by court building. Each row has the item number, the room, the judge and the video link where they are available.
How far ahead can I look?: The Today view reaches 21 days ahead. The date check answers for any single date, including one months away.
How do I get my cases in?: Add a case by its CNR, or export My Cases from the eCourts app and import the file in one step.
Which courts are covered?: Case tracking works for cases on eCourts. Room numbers and video links cover Delhi district courts and the High Court. Display boards cover the High Courts of Delhi, Bombay and Allahabad.

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Track a case and read your day from one screen.

Add a case by its CNR, or import your eCourts Services app list. Each case is checked once a day, and every 6 hours as a hearing gets close.

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