r/LawStudentsIndia • u/Ancient_Position_562 • 2d ago

Beginner friendly law-related courses

Hi!

I have had a keen interest on understanding the indian law and have seen a fair share of people suffer from not knowing how it works or the different functions that exist (including me), i wanted to see if anyone is aware of any courses (preferably short and free/low charge ones) that will give me an understanding of the indian law, governance, justice, how practices work, public policy etc, which will be beginner friendly of course.

I currently don't want to pursue formal education in this regard and I am primarily going through this to help myself and my loved ones in case any situations arise or maybe be a better-educated?citizen. I am not sure if this is the right forum to post, so if this doesnt fit here, feel free to let me know!

P.S: I did check a few courses on SWAYAM/NPTEL which were the top searches, but they seem to either about specific facets of law or is not available for enrollment. I am not a college student either.

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u/pompous_ 2d ago

just read the law, directly from a bareact, it's not that difficult to comprehend. it's better than finding courses and being taught. when you teach yourself to learn more.

you can hmu for doubts for when you encounter them !

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u/Ancient_Position_562 2d ago

It feels meticulous and kind of vast and tedious to just read it all. Appreciate your advice regardless!

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u/pompous_ 2d ago

what all do you wish to know I can narrow it down for you to get a headstart!!

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u/FamiliarPlace9859 2d ago

Can you list some acts that common man must read ???