No. Nyay Neeti is an independent legal awareness project. However, in the future, we aim to collaborate with government organizations and NGOs to expand our impact.

We don’t provide direct legal consultation, but we connect users with verified lawyers and offer educational content to help them understand their situation better.

Yes! Every service, post, and awareness article on Nyay Neeti is completely free and meant to educate people about their legal rights.

Yes. Our content is created and verified using authentic sources like the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Constitution of India, and government publications. Still, users are advised to consult a professional lawyer for legal action.

You can reach us through the Contact Us page on our website or via our official Instagram handle. We reply to most queries within 24–48 hours.

Nyay Neeti covers Criminal Laws, Cyber Laws, Women’s Rights, Consumer Protection, Traffic Rules, Property Laws, Employment Rights, and more — all in simple, understandable Hinglish.

Yes, you can share your issue through our “Ask Your Query” form. We don’t give personal advice, but we guide you toward the right legal steps and resources.

Absolutely. We keep our content updated according to the latest amendments, judgments, and government notifications.

Yes! Nyay Neeti is also available as an Android app where you can easily access laws, rights, safety tips, and legal updates — all in one place.

Lawyers and volunteers can register through the “Join as Lawyer” or “Volunteer with Us” section. After verification, they’ll be featured on our platform.

This section highlights real-life fraud and scam cases (online and offline) to spread awareness and help users stay safe from cyber crimes and financial scams.

It’s your one-tap help center. We’ve listed all India emergency numbers — police, cyber helpline, women’s helpline, ambulance, and child help — for quick access during emergencies.

We don’t file complaints on your behalf, but we explain how to file one properly, what documents you’ll need, and your legal rights during the process.

Because “Law knows everyone, but not everyone knows the law.” Legal awareness helps you protect your rights, make better decisions, and avoid getting cheated.