Subject: Polity
The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) is a statutory body established to provide free legal services to the disadvantaged and ensure that justice is accessible to all, as mandated by the Constitution. NALSA works closely with subordinate courts to help people understand their rights and obtain legal redress without the burden of high legal costs.
In simple language, NALSA makes sure that even the poor and marginalized have access to legal help. Recent efforts by NALSA have expanded its outreach, particularly in rural areas, where awareness programs and legal aid camps have been organized.
This initiative is a critical part of the justice delivery system, ensuring equality before the law.