Press Information Bureau reports on the July 25 2025 launch of “Nyaya-Setu,” a unified legal technology platform unveiled by India’s Department of Justice. The platform aims to provide a one‑stop portal for legal advice and assistance across India, integrating the government’s Tele-Law and other legal aid services. By offering a single entry point to connect citizens with lawyers, paralegal volunteers and village-level entrepreneurs, Nyaya‑Setu seeks to expand access to justice, particularly for underserved communities and those in remote areas.

The article explains that Nyaya‑Setu builds on India’s existing digital legal services infrastructure and reflects the government’s commitment to leveraging technology to create a more inclusive justice system. Users will be able to obtain legal information, book appointments with legal service providers and receive help navigating government programmes. By streamlining and digitising legal aid, the initiative is expected to bridge the gap between citizens and legal professionals and to serve as a model for how technology can modernise public law services.