Lok Adalats are designed to provide a quick and inexpensive way to resolve disputes, promote reconciliation between disputing parties, and reduce the burden on the traditional court system.

Individuals, businesses, and government agencies can all file a case in a Lok Adalat.

Lok Adalats can only resolve civil disputes, such as contract disputes, property disputes, and personal injury disputes.

Lok Adalats are typically conducted in a more informal setting, such as a community center or school, to make the process more accessible and less intimidating for disputing parties.

Lok Adalats can be presided over by judges, lawyers, social workers, or other individuals who are trained in mediation and conflict resolution.

Lok Adalats have a very high success rate, with over 90% of cases being resolved successfully.

Lok Adalats offer a number of benefits, including being quick and inexpensive, less formal and intimidating than traditional courts, and promoting reconciliation between disputing parties.

Lok Adalats face a number of challenges, including lack of awareness about Lok Adalats, lack of resources, and lack of trained mediators.

The effectiveness of Lok Adalats can be improved by increasing public awareness about Lok Adalats, providing more resources to Lok Adalats, and training more mediators.

The future of Lok Adalats in India is bright. They are becoming more popular and widely used as people become more aware of their benefits.