How to track a Court case online

There is one app called eCourts Services on the google play Store.
This app provides information and the latest status of the cases that are going on in District Courts /High Court or both. The app is set for district court by default. But you can change it to Highcourt or Both as required. One has to configure the app as per their need. The concerned website is also available. https://ecourts.gov.in/.
You can search the case by using the CNR number. This CNR are number is a 16-digit alphanumeric number. When a case is filled in any court a CNR number will be allotted. When you open the app, a box will open asking you to type the CNR number of the case. Once you type and submit, you will get the details about the case.
If you don't know the CNR number also you can search the case using any one of the following options.
1, Case number
2. Party name,
3. Filing number
4. FIR number
5. Advocate name
6. Act, case type and caveat.
Once you submit any one of the above details, a list of cases with CNR numbers will be displayed and you can choose your case.
You will get the information regarding the case status and will include the first hearing date, decision date, case status, court number and judge. The name of the petitioners, respondents, their respective advocates, and the acts under which the case has been filed will also be displayed.
The history of the case will also appear and if the final verdict is given the same will also be displayed here.

Since corona came into this world, almost every fieldwork is being done online. If you want to know the status of your case then you should install e court service app from the Google play store. You will get all information from this app. This app gives detailed knowledge of cases which is going on in district court and high court. For searching cases, you would need a CNR number. This CNR number is a 16-digit alphanumeric number. The case is checked with the CNR number. At the time of filing the case, the CNR number is allotted. When you open the app for checking the status of the case they will ask CNR number. You give the CNR number and take all details. Another method is, If you don't know the CNR number of the case, click on the Case Status icon on the left menu to search the case with other options like case registration number, party name, advocate name etc. This way also you can get your case details. This case detail includes the first hearing date, decision date, case status, court number and judge. And the name of the petitioners, respondents, their respective advocates, and the acts under which the case has been filed will also be displayed. The final result will also be displayed here.

There is a Govt site in internet (https://services.ecourts.gov.in) where one can find and check the status of the court cases. Every court case has a unique 16 digit alphanumeric identity number known as CNR number. One has to enter this number in the search box provided in the site. That will open that case and its details on the screen.
In case CNR number is not available then one will have to use keywords or related strings of the words in the search menu and though it might require a few trial and errors but it would also finally depict that case.
For searching a case there are some steps given in the site where one has to select state, district, court etc and then finally pinpoint the case. This is a modular site and is well made from the point of view of the user.