When I first came across the book Indian Law for a Common Man by Sree Krishna Seelam, I wasn’t looking for a legal textbook, I was looking for clarity. Something that could help everyday people like me understand our rights, responsibilities, and the system we live in. This book does exactly that.

It doesn’t use complicated words or heavy legal jargon. Instead, it explains the basics of Indian law in a way that feels like a conversation. Whether it’s about filing a complaint, understanding your rights as a citizen, or knowing what to do in a legal situation, this book gives you the confidence to take action without feeling lost.

One thing I really appreciated is how it breaks down common legal processes—like FIRs, consumer rights, and property issues—into simple steps. It’s not just informative, it’s empowering. You don’t need to be a lawyer to understand what’s written. You just need to care about being informed.

Here’s what stood out to me:

• It explains your rights in everyday situations—like dealing with police, banks, or government offices.
• It shares real-life examples that make the law feel practical and relatable.
• It encourages you to ask questions and not be afraid of the legal system.

I believe everyone should read something like this at least once. Not to become an expert, but to feel prepared. Because when you know your rights, you stand taller. You speak with more confidence. And you help others do the same.

Want to explore it yourself?

Here’s the link to the book: [https://amzn.in/d/fa4ZgL2]
Let’s make legal awareness a part of everyday life, not just something we turn to in emergencies. Because justice isn’t just for lawyers, it’s for all of us.

— Ananya Mishra