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Legal, privacy & licensing
Short, because there isn't much to say: this is a static educational site that collects nothing about you. Here is the honest detail anyway.
Last updated 31 August 2026
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Disclaimer — this is education, not advice
Everything here is general educational and historical information. The Know your rights pages summarise law in plain words but are not legal advice and are no substitute for a lawyer. Free legal aid in India is a constitutional right (Art. 39A) through NALSA — call 15100; in an emergency call 112. Laws change and every situation differs; verify anything you intend to rely on against the primary source.
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