Legal Services helplines all over india

National Legal Services Authority


12/11,JAMNAGAR HOUSE,SAHAJAHAN ROAD,


NEW DELHI-110011
PHONE:011-2338 6176,2338 2778
email-nalsa1987@yahoo.co.in


Regional Centres and helplines



1. Andhra Pradesh040-23446700

2. Arunachal Pradesh0360-2284913

3. Assam-0361-2601843

4. Bihar-0612-2230943

5. Chhattisgarh-07752-417625

6. Goa-0832-2421169

7. Gujarat—079-2665400

8. Haryana—0172-260064

9. Himachal Pradesh-0177-2623862

10. Jammu and Kashmir-0191-2546753

11. Jharkhand-0651-2482392

12. Karnataka-080-22111716

13. Kerala-0484-2396717

14. Madhya Pradesh-0671-2678352

15. Maharashtra-022-22691395

16. Manipur-0385-2410786

17. Meghalaya-0364-2501051

18. Mizoram-0379-2336621

19. Nagaland-0370-2290337

20. Orissa-0671-2307678

21. Punjab-0172-4652868

22. Rajasthan-0141-2227481

23. Sikkim-03592-207753

24. Tamil Nadu-044-25342834

25. Tripura-0381-2223365

26. Uttar Pradesh-0522-2286395

27. Uttarakhand-05492-236762

28. West Bengal-033-22484234

Functions of NALSA


• To provide free legal services to the eligible persons.

• To organize Lok Adalats for amicable settlement of disputes.

Schemes/ Programs formulated by National Legal Service Authority (NALSA) (1995)

• Legal Aid Counsel Scheme to provide meaningful legal assistance to under trial prisoners, who feel handicapped in their defense on account of lack of resources or other disabilities and cannot engage a counsel to defend them.

• Permanent and continuous Lok Adalat Scheme: The Lok Adalats are now organized regularly at desingnated venues.

• Counseling and Conciliation Scheme to encourage the settlement of disputes by way of negotiations and conciliation.

• Supreme Court Middle Income Group Scheme to provide legal services to the middle income class citizens, i.e., citizens whose annual income does not exceed Rs. 2 lakh.

• Legal Literacy Scheme: To enlighten the Vulnerable groups to understand the law and their rights under the law and eventually to assert their rights as a means to take action, uplift their social status and bring in social change.

• Victims Assistance Program (VAP) has been prepared by the NALSA target the most disadvantaged, distraught vulnerable and victimized population.

• The NALSA organized a Judicial colloquium to create a forum for ongoing regional cooperation among Judges focusing on Human Rights and Access to Justice on 8 – 9 September 2007 at Chandigarh.

• It was an initiative to have an understanding of common social issues and problems for framing appropriate policies and implementation of Legal Aid Programs I the States of Punjab, Rajasthan, HP, Haryana, J & K, Uttarakhand and Delhi.

• A Legal Awareness Program was organized at Haldi Ghati, District Rajasmand, Rajasthan, under the aegis of NALSA by Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority on 22 September 2007

• NALSA organized a National Campaign for Protection of Rights of Children affected by terrorism, insurgency, internal conflicts, cross border violence, trafficking, trauma and HIV/ AIDS on 14 November 2007 at Supreme Court Lawns, New Delhi. Hon’ble Mr. Justice K. G. Balakrishnan, the Chief Justice of India and other Hon’ble Judges of the Supreme Court were present on the occasion.

• NALSA organized a National conference on Access to Justice to Prisoners on 19 November 2007 at Teen Murti House, New Delhi

• On occasion of World AIDS Day on 1 December 2007, the Authority organized a Meeting on Access to Justice to HIV/ AIDS infected and families at Kirti Mandap, Gandhi Smriti, New Delhi.

• The Authority observed a Colloqium on Gender Violence and Protection of Women’s Right on 1 January 2008. It was organized to develop strategies for Women Empowerment.

• An All India Summit of NGOs on Protection of Environment and Access to Social Justice to Citizens affected by Environmental Hazards and Challengers was organized by NALSA from 31 January 2008 to 2 February 2008 at Bengaluru.
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