The launch of the Mediation Association of India during the First National Mediation Conference 2025 marked a historic milestone in strengthening India’s dispute-resolution ecosystem. The inauguration, graced by the President of India along with senior judicial leaders, underscored the increasing national focus on mediation as a reliable and people-centric method of resolving conflicts. The event highlighted how mediation, supported by the Mediation Act 2023, can reduce the burden on courts, foster timely settlements, and promote a culture of dialogue rather than litigation.
This conference also emphasized the need for wider awareness, skill development, and structured mediation processes across the country. Special attention was given to extending mediation services to rural communities, empowering local institutions and panchayats to help resolve disputes amicably and affordably. The establishment of the Mediation Association of India aims to institutionalize mediation, standardize practices, and build capacity among trained mediators, paving the way for a more harmonious, collaborative, and accessible justice system nationwide.
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