NYAYI brings together practical legal tools, statutory research utilities, document drafting templates, and regional language access designed around Indian legal information needs.
Engineered with legal-grade natural language mapping, statutory converters, and dynamic drafting modules.
Express legal concerns in simple conversational language. The neural core maps descriptions directly to relevant IPC, BNS, and Constitutional provisions.
Seamlessly translate classic Indian Penal Code (IPC 1860) sections into their updated Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS 2023) counterparts in real-time.
Generate structured, legally sound First Information Report (FIR) drafts by answering guided prompts about incident details and timelines.
Create customizable rental contracts formatted to standard Indian real estate tenancy norms and state registration guidelines.
Calculate fine amounts, legal liabilities, and court summons risks based on the active Motor Vehicles Amendment Act.
Query, process, and read legal outputs in 22+ official Indian languages with context-aware voice query support.
Describe a real-world legal situation naturally—without memorizing statute numbers or complex advocate jargon. NYAYI's computational engine analyzes the factual context and explores relevant provisions across Indian criminal, civil, and cyber laws.
On July 1, 2024, India implemented new criminal law codes. NYAYI provides real-time cross-referencing between the Indian Penal Code (IPC 1860) and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS 2023) so legal practitioners and citizens never lose context.
IPC Section 302: Punishment for Murder
IPC Section 420: Cheating & Dishonestly Inducing Delivery
IPC Section 376: Punishment for Sexual Assault
BNS Section 103: Punishment for Murder
BNS Section 318: Cheating & Dishonestly Inducing Delivery
BNS Section 64: Punishment for Sexual Assault
NYAYI provides technology-assisted drafting modules that help convert incident timelines and factual details into clear, standardized preliminary legal documents.
Structured prompts guide you through incident chronology, accused details, and police station jurisdiction tagging.
Generate standard residential lease drafts containing deposit terms, lock-in clauses, and eviction notice guidelines.
Structure formal demand letters for non-payment, breach of contract, or property recovery before litigation.
Format deficiency-of-service complaints for filing before District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions.
NYAYI document tools provide technology-assisted preliminary drafting support. Drafted documents do not constitute formal court filings or attorney work product. Users should independently review and customize all generated drafts with a licensed advocate prior to police submission or judicial filing.
Calculators and lookup modules engineered to answer immediate statutory questions.
Avoid confusion during traffic stops or procedural deadlines. NYAYI's practical calculators compute compounding fine amounts, court summons risks, limitation periods for legal notices, and consumer forum jurisdiction limits based on active central acts.
Calculate valid filing windows under Indian Limitation Act 1963.
Map claim value to District, State or National Commission jurisdiction.
Justice cannot be restricted to English legalese. NYAYI supports query processing and legal explanations across 22+ official Indian languages.
A unified product flow connecting basic awareness to practical legal action.
Explore simplified dictionary terms & fundamental constitutional rights.
Query real legal situations using natural conversational prompts.
Translate legacy IPC codes directly to new active BNS sections.
Generate preliminary FIR complaints and tenancy lease structures.
Check traffic fine liabilities, court fees, and limitation windows.
Consult advocates with organized, factual case preparation details.
Tailored legal technology designed for diverse user needs across India.
Understand fundamental rights during police interactions, file consumer complaints, calculate traffic fines, and draft FIR complaints.
Study the IPC to BNS code transition, explore statutory definitions, and analyze landmark constitutional court precedents.
Perform rapid statutory section cross-referencing, prepare initial draft frameworks, and organize preliminary client intake data.
Review residential and commercial tenancy contracts, understand statutory compliance norms, and structure formal legal notices.
Legal information in India has historically been locked behind dense statutory legalese, outdated procedural manuals, and hard-to-navigate code references. When individuals face legal uncertainty, finding clear answers often feels intimidating and convoluted.
NYAYI is built on a simple premise: technology should clarify the law, not complicate it. By combining natural language AI search, precise IPC-BNS statutory converters, and intuitive document drafting assistants, we empower every citizen to understand their rights and take informed next steps.
We believe that democratizing statutory knowledge fosters a more legal-aware society where justice is accessible, understandable, and transparent for all.
Everything you need to know about NYAYI legal tools and capabilities.
NYAYI is a modern Indian legal knowledge platform. It provides AI-powered case search, IPC to BNS statutory converters, FIR draft helpers, rent agreement drafters, traffic fine calculators, and multilingual legal explanations.
The converter maps classic Indian Penal Code (IPC 1860) section numbers directly to their active counterparts under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS 2023) in real-time, helping users navigate India's criminal code transition.
Yes! NYAYI includes guided auto-drafting modules that help format incident details into a structured First Information Report (FIR) complaint or create standardized residential lease agreements according to Indian real estate norms.
Yes, NYAYI supports legal queries and statutory explanations across 22+ official Indian languages, including Hindi, English, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, and Assamese.
No. NYAYI provides technology-assisted legal information and research tools. It does not provide formal legal advice, representation, or substitute for a licensed advocate in court proceedings.
You can access the dedicated NYAYI AI research terminal by clicking any "Launch NYAYI AI" button on this website or by visiting ai.nyayi.in directly.
Yes, NYAYI's core legal dictionary, statutory converters, practical calculators, legal guides, and fundamental rights explainers are freely accessible to all citizens.
Users should cross-reference statutory section numbers with official government gazettes (e.g. eGazette of India) and consult a qualified advocate for case-specific legal strategy.
Explore legal knowledge, practical statutory tools, and AI-assisted legal research designed around Indian legal needs.