Why spend loads of your money unnecessarily on solving your disputes the hard way...Go for the easy way first!

10 Easy steps to find solution!!

How Important is it to identify your problems? Very much but before that it is vital that you realize your problems.
Then comes the 10 easy steps to find your solution-
1.write down the pros and cons of your problem
2.If pros are more than your cons then you can modify the situation and find a solution
3.If cons are more,chalk out other options,there are always other options.Just think and brainstorm
4.If there is one option,chalk out pros and cons ,if more than one,and then chalk out each option's pros and cons
5.Select the one with the most number of pros
6. Write down the steps to implement your solution
7. Make sure the solution is arranged
8.Arrange for sources to implement it
9.Believe and Imagine your solution working
10.Make preparations for success

History of Mediation

Mediation has existed in India since time immemorial.Its said that during vedic times the early Aryans were very guileless and dynamic people. Their process of life was based on divine wisdom.Later on in the era when Gautam Buddha was spreading his profound knowledge of peace and tranquillity,his processes of meditation also encouraged mediation.The Mughal era too saw great emperor like Akbar solving disputes through peaceful settlements.United States were among the first of many western countries who followed this middle path to resolve conflicts the friendly way to avoid and reduce the impasse in court proceedings and the complications that came with it.

Industrial Disputes Act of 1947 saw the emergence and introduction of alternative dispute resolution in India for the first time.Arbitration and Conciliation Act came into force in 1996,and section 89 was inserted through an amendment into Code of Civil Procedure 1908 by the parliament of India providing for reference of cases pending in the Courts to ADR which included mediation. The Amendment was brought into force with effect from 1st July, 2002.

Therefore we can see that the roots of amicable settlement ways and process dates back to vedic times. Though the concept of mediation is slowly gaining its popularity in India,the pace is slow.As a mediator its our duty to educate the masses to go for mediation rather than litigation first.There are so many important cases,traumatized victims,imprisoned innocent waiting for their justice,for their freedom.Lets unburden the courts to how much extent we can and take the cases that can be solved through peaceful way to mediation.

Make way for speedy and viable  justice for victims in our courts.Solve disputes on your terms through  friendly talks,and let the courts deal with people trapped in grave legal troubles.