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 It was started by Mahatma Gandhi in 1918 in Ahmedabad to help protect the rights of textile mill workers.

The Mediation Act 2023 marks a significant milestone in India's legal landscape, providing a structured framework for resolving disputes amicably. As a country rich in diversity, India's social and cultural complexities often lead to conflicts that require innovative solutions. Mediation presents a viable alternative to traditional litigation, fostering dialogue, understanding, and collaboration among disputing parties. This act aims to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and effectiveness in conflict resolution, aligning with global best practices.

 Globally, mediation has gained traction as a preferred method for dispute resolution due to its numerous advantages. Countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia have long recognized the advantages of mediation, leading to its integration into their legal systems. The process is cost-effective and time-efficient, often requiring significantly less time than court proceedings. Parties engaged in mediation have more control over the outcome, as they can collaboratively develop solutions that address their specific needs and interests.