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Know Your Fundamental Rights Under the Indian Constitution Fundamental rights in India are the basic rights that Part III (Articles 12 to 35) of the Constitution gives to every person. There are six groups of these rights. If the State...

Legal Awareness in India: Why It Matters and Where to Start Legal awareness means knowing the basic laws, rights, and duties that apply to you as a citizen of India. It matters because it helps you recognise when your rights...

Free Legal Aid at the Supreme Court of India: Eligibility & How to Apply Free legal aid at the Supreme Court of India is arranged through the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee (SCLSC), a statutory body set up under the...

How to Apply for Free Legal Aid in Delhi (Step-by-Step Guide) If you’re facing a legal issue in Delhi and can’t afford a lawyer, you don’t have to handle it alone — and you don’t need to fully understand the...

The Right to Free Legal Aid in India: Meaning, Development & Legal Framework Access to a court means little if a person cannot afford the lawyer needed to be heard in it. The right to free legal aid exists precisely...

What Is Free Legal Aid in India? A Complete Guide Not everyone who needs a lawyer can afford one. India’s Constitution and its legal aid framework were built around that simple fact – the idea that access to justice should...

Matrimonial disputes are the most contested and debated matters which dwells between the question of what is right and what is the law. It is not uncommon that husband or wife initiates false / counterblast proceedings, package of cases such...

The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (“Act”) has been in effect from 13.12.2015. Amongst its substantial provisions is Section 15 and Section 18, wherein vide Section 15 of the Act, if a crime is committed by...