Justice for All: PM Modi Inaugurates Legal Aid Conference at Supreme Court

Legal empowerment takes center stage at Supreme Court  
In a landmark initiative to bolster India’s legal aid infrastructure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate a national conference focused on strengthening legal aid delivery. Held at the Supreme Court in New Delhi, the event is organized by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) and brings together legal experts, policymakers, and volunteers.

Key highlights:

• The conference will deliberate on reforms in the Legal Aid Defence Counsel System, panel lawyers, para-legal volunteers, and permanent Lok Adalats  
• PM Modi will launch the Community Mediation Training Module developed by NALSA to promote grassroots dispute resolution  
• Financial management of legal services institutions will be a core focus, aiming to improve transparency and efficiency  
• The Prime Minister is expected to address the gathering, emphasizing inclusive justice and legal accessibility  
• The event underscores the government’s commitment to strengthening legal support for marginalized communities  

Looking ahead  
This conference marks a significant step toward democratizing legal access and enhancing the delivery of justice across India. It reflects a broader vision of empowering citizens through institutional reform and community engagement.

Sources: PM India, NewsOnAir, Mid-Day