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Legal Intelligence & Action Infrastructure · India
DHARA.
Free yourself.
Understand your rights, explore your options, and prepare your next step. Start with what happened—in your language.
Core rights information is free for citizens. The application is a controlled web preview. Legal information, not legal advice.
♡ Your safety. Your choice.
DHARA · WOMEN’S SHIELDYour safety.
Your rights. Your next step.Illustrated journey · controlled beta
Your rights. Your next step.Illustrated journey · controlled beta
- 1Plan your journeyChoose a destination and check-in time.
- 2Choose who you trustSelect contacts and sharing choices.
- 3Check in on your termsLet your circle know when you are safe.
- 4Preserve what mattersKeep notes or evidence when safe.
- 5Understand your rightsExplore legal information, sources and possible next steps.
Pilot features · not an emergency service
✓ Safety + legal information
✓ Answers supported by legal sources✓ Ask in your language✓ Free core rights access✓ Safety features in controlled beta
A simple introduction
One question.
A clearer next step.
See a real DHARA app walkthrough—from describing a problem to exploring the help available. No long feature list to read.
30-second app tour · A product demonstration, not a guarantee of a legal outcome.
Explore the video gallery ↗▶ Tap to play · Sound optional
DHARA App Tour · 30 sec. Some flows shown are in beta; verify availability inside the app.
How DHARA works
Tell. Understand. Take action.
You do not need to know the name of a law or which form to start with.
Understand your rights
Understand what may apply, see legal sources, and know where the answer depends on missing facts.
Choose your next step
Explore a complaint draft, relevant form, evidence option or legal-aid route where available.
Everyday situations
What can I ask DHARA?
Start with the problem, not the legal terminology.
My employer has not paid me ↗Police won't accept my complaint ↗I received a legal notice ↗A family member is missing ↗Which government form do I need? ↗What can I do about harassment? ↗
Each example opens the same web preview access page. Describe your situation in DHARA; no question is submitted by this website.
Video library
See DHARA in everyday life.
Short stories and product demonstrations. Explore by topic and share the video that matters to your community.
One DHARA · different needs
Who are you here for?
Choose your path. We’ll show only what is relevant to you.
For citizens
Know your rights. Move forward.
Ask in your language, see what applies and understand possible next steps. Explore rights information, notice scanning, complaints, FIR drafting and government workflows as available.
Open web preview ↗
For safety & family
Support when it matters.
Learn about Women’s Shield, Head Out journeys, trusted contacts, check-in timers and local evidence capture. Controlled testing only; not a replacement for emergency services.
Explore Android pilot ↗
For advocates
Research, review and draft faster.
Explore current-law research, judgment intelligence, document preparation, legacy law mapping and matter workflows with verification before professional reliance.
Request an advocate pilot ↗For organisations
Help more people find a clear route forward.
NGOs, colleges, legal-aid programmes, companies and institutions can explore permissioned pilot journeys and structured access to legal information.
Discuss an institutional pilot ↗
Women's Shield · controlled beta
Your journey.
Your choices.
Choose who you trust, how long a journey lasts, and what you share. Keep notes, photos and recordings when it is safe to do so.
Opt-in guardian contactsCheck-in timerEvidence Locker
Current web previews may use manual check-ins and SMS handoff. Automatic geofencing, background monitoring and automatic alerts must not be assumed operational. Pilot use only; not for emergency reliance.
Android tester access ↗Trust comes first
Answers you can check.
Legal information needs more than confident wording. DHARA is built to ask when facts are missing and avoid unsupported conclusions.
Legal propositions should be grounded in traceable sources—not invented citations.
Jurisdiction, date, actors and relevant legal status matter.
Meaningful consent and user-directed sharing in sensitive journeys.
Qualified advocates and official emergency services remain important.
Details when you want them
Explore more about DHARA.
All of the deeper product information is still available, without overwhelming the first screen.
Citizen tools and how they work
Voice Companion · rolling out
Speak a question in your language, hear the response and clarify important facts.
Document Intelligence · beta
Photograph or upload a notice, order or form for guided extraction and review.
Civic Action · core
Complaint and FIR assistance, legal-aid routing, government forms and high-intent workflows.
My Matters · rolling out
Preserve documents, next steps, reminders and history around a legal matter.
Evidence Locker · controlled beta
Local photo, audio and video capture; integrity metadata. Court admissibility is not guaranteed.
Visitor Mode · core
Begin without an account or phone number. Free visitor allowance applies.
Women's Shield and Guardian Journey
Women's Shield offers discreet, opt-in safety-to-justice workflows, emergency routing, evidence capture and guardian sharing controls under staged testing. Guardian Journey aims for time-bounded journeys, check-ins and configurable escalation. Not a replacement for emergency services and not covert tracking. Some capabilities are planned or require a native Android build.
Advocate, legacy-law and institutional workflows
Legal research, judgment intelligence, drafting, client preparation, chronology and matter workspaces are in staged development. Legacy mapping covers IPC ↔ BNS, CrPC ↔ BNSS and Evidence Act ↔ BSA with dates, verification gates and review-required states. Universities, NGOs, law firms, legal-aid and CSR programmes can request scoped pilots with role-based controls.
Access, plans and availability
Core rights information is intended to remain free for citizens. Paid plans, usage allowances and professional or institutional terms are being finalised; this website does not offer a paid subscription for purchase.
Professional research, drafting and institutional workflows are in staged development. Family safety workflows remain controlled beta; automated monitoring and escalation must not be assumed available.
Request a scoped pilot for current availability and proposed terms. No numerical prices or feature entitlements are confirmed here.
Why verification and legal status matter
DHARA’s control layers aim to check material facts, jurisdiction and event date, applicability, repeal and commencement status, actor-conduct relationships and claim-level citations before an answer can be released. Where reliable verification is incomplete, the answer should qualify, ask or abstain.
Languages and accessibility
DHARA is designed for multilingual access across India. Use the header language selector to translate the public website. The 22 scheduled-language roadmap is released through staged legal, speech and translation quality assurance; availability in the live app may differ from website translation.
English · हिन्दी · मराठी · தமிழ் · తెలుగు · বাংলা · ગુજરાતી · ಕನ್ನಡ · മലയാളം · ਪੰਜਾਬੀ · اردو · and additional Indian languages.
Privacy and data choices
DHARA aims to limit collected data to the requested journey, make sharing explicit and support local evidence capture where available. Read the full privacy policy. No advocate-client relationship is created by use of the app.
Android testing · by invitation
Request Android tester access ↗The approved APK is not available for download from this website. Request tester access; use dummy data only and do not rely on beta safety features in an emergency.
Access / pilots
Want to stay involved?
Citizens can explore the controlled web preview; sign-in requirements may vary. Advocates and organisations can request access or propose a pilot.
Pilot requests use email. Include your role, organisation and pilot objective only; do not attach private case records or identity documents. Access is subject to availability.