India's remarkable ascent as a key player in the global economy continues, characterized by a surge in investments both within and beyond its borders. This economic dynamism has given rise to an escalating demand within the international business community for a reliable and definitive method to address disputes related to India. Faced with a significant backlog of cases and time constraints, courts are increasingly open to exploring alternative dispute resolution methods. Data indicates that as of September 2023, a staggering 80,344 cases were pending before the top court, a figure exacerbated by inadequate infrastructure and a shortage of judges grappling with an increasing workload. With arbitration emerging as a pivotal and favoured approach for dispute resolution, both domestically and globally, it is imperative for the Government of India, in collaboration with the Judiciary, to assume a pivotal role in aligning and enhancing the efficiency of arbitration processes