Comprehending the basics of the Indian law can get complicated for a layman, however "Indian Law for a Common Man" by Sree Krishna Seelam clarifies difficult legal maxims. It introduces its readers with the basics of Indian law, in an easy, concise, and straightforward language. By navigating into the rudiments of law it enables citizens to gain knowledge about legal principles. Written in a comprehensive manner with personal anecdotes, the writer makes sure that the subject and the content remains accessible to the readers.
The Indian Constitution which is known as the longest written constitution in the world, is a legal documentation through which India is governed. Written as a legal jargon, it can become difficult for an average citizen to understand these complex legal terminologies. This is where the writer deserves laurels for breaking them down and making them comprehensible for the common people. Through a simple usage of language, the book manages to dive deeper and yet be easy to understand. From covering each aspect of the Constitution, it underscores the significance of being conscious about legal concepts as being a part of a democratic country. It addresses every legal aspect, whether providing an overview of our judicial system; our fundamental rights and duties; and laws like civil, family, criminal, property, cyber, and environment.
Someone with no previous legal knowledge, may feel empowered after reading the book. It aims to guide common people and know their rights. When we are familiar with law, we can safeguard our rights and carry out duties as responsible citizens. Being legally aware can expedite judicious decisions in each area of life, whether in personal relationships, professional pursuits, business ventures or making financial transactions. We can resolve conflicts, navigate disputes, and prevent any fraudulent activity to avoid any kind of exploitation. We as citizens can contribute to community harmony and peaceful coexistence, where each citizen abides and respects the law.
The essence of the book is to promote legal literacy by empowering people to protect their rights, make it accessible to all and further contribute towards a just and equitable society.