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Search, analyse, and draft across 18.8M+ Indian judgments — SC + 25 High Courts with the Citator on every authority.

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  • 8M+ judgments · SC + 25 High Courts
  • Citator V1 · every citation classified
  • Built for Indian legal practice
Why NyayLens AI exists

Legal AI today has one critical flaw.

Generic legal AI tools hallucinate citations. In Indian practice, that isn't a bug — it's professional risk.

Problem

The Problem

AI chatbots invent case names, fabricate paragraph numbers, and cite judgments that don't exist.

Risk

The Risk

A single fake citation in a pleading is professional negligence — and courts have started sanctioning it.

Solution

NyayLens AI

A CRAG-based AI system that verifies every citation against real judgments, links every claim to source text, and flags uncertainty transparently.

Result: court-ready research, not guesswork.
Core features

Everything an Indian lawyer needs — research, analyze, draft.

AI Case Search

“Privacy cases under Article 21 after 2017”

Search in plain English. Get ranked, verified results.

  • Ranked precedents
  • Key holdings
  • Direct source links

Precedent Intelligence

Find similar cases, powered by hybrid AI retrieval.

  • Legal issue
  • Section of law
  • Court & timeline

Judgment Summarization

Paste or upload any judgment — get a structured brief.

  • Facts
  • Issues
  • Ratio decidendi
  • Key citations

Draft Assistant

Context-aware, case-specific generation.

  • Written submissions
  • Counter affidavits
  • Legal arguments

Judge Analytics

Judge-level patterns across 6,315 profiles spanning SC + 25 HCs — designation, parent HC, tenure, education, CJI lineage.

  • Judge tendencies
  • Disposal rates
  • Historical rulings

Statute + Section Explainer

Instant, plain-English explanations.

  • IPC / BNS / CPC / CrPC
  • Amendments
  • Landmark interpretations
How it works

The CRAG Pipeline — Corrective AI for Law.

Unlike standard chat-style AI, every NyayLens AI response is grounded in real judgments and audited end-to-end.

1

Retrieve

Pull real judgments from the corpus.

2

Evaluate

Score retrieved docs for relevance.

3

Verify

Check every citation against source.

4

Generate

Compose a grounded answer.

5

Audit

Log and mark confidence of each claim.

Verified citation

Matches a real judgment

Unverified warning

Claim needs review

Rejected

Source could not be matched

No fake cases
No blind trust
Full transparency
Data advantage

Built on the largest free Indian legal corpus.

18,824,596 High Court judgments across all 25 Indian HCs (1950–today) plus 39,158 Supreme Court judgments, 1,807 statute sections, 6,315 judge profiles, and a 165,000+ parallel-citation crosswalk. The largest free Indian legal corpus, refreshed daily.

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High Court judgments (25 HCs)

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Supreme Court judgments (1950–today)

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Parallel-citation crosswalks (AIR · SCC · SCR · INSC · JT · SCALE)

More data · better precedents · the Citator on every authority

India court coverage

Every Indian court that publishes openly — covered.

18,824,596 judgments across all 25 Indian High Courts and 39,158 Supreme Court of India judgments from 1950 to today. Mirrored from the AWS Open Data registry and refreshed daily. Coverage maps to what each court actually publishes — Allahabad publishes ~2.82M, smaller HCs publish less because they hear fewer matters.

ForumCoverageYears indexedRefreshDocuments
Supreme Court of India11950 – todayDaily39,158 reported judgments
High Courts (all 25)251950 – todayDaily18,824,596 judgments — Allahabad 2.82M, Madras, Bombay, Patna, P&H, Calcutta, Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, MP, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Telangana, AP, Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, HP, Uttarakhand, J&K, Gauhati, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, Sikkim
Central Statutes & Bare Acts29 acts1860 – 2023Quarterly1,807 sections (BNS 358 + BNSS 531 + BSA 170 + Constitution + IPC/CrPC/IEA + 20 civil/commercial)
Judge ProfilesAcross SC + 25 HCsStructured bioOn revision6,315 profiles — designation, parent HC, tenure, DOB, bar enrollment, education, 28 historical CJI tenures
Citator (treatment verdicts)Across the corpusLineage timelineContinuous1,188 classified verdicts — overruled · distinguished · doubted · partially overruled · good law
Tribunals (NCLT, ITAT, CESTAT, NGT, CAT, DRT)450+ benches—FutureNot in this release

Source: AWS Open Data registry mirror of the Indian eCourts publication corpus, plus the Supreme Court Reports (SCR) for parallel-citation reconciliation. Coverage maps to what each court has published openly — Allahabad publishes ~2.82M, smaller HCs (Sikkim, Meghalaya, Tripura) publish less because they hear fewer matters. Refreshed daily.

What makes NyayLens AI unique

Four things no one else gives you.

Only platform

Citation Verification Engine

Every citation is checked against its source, classified by the Citator (good law · distinguished · doubted · partially overruled · overruled), and rendered with a Tier-1 pill, Tier-2 hover-card, and Tier-3 full lineage timeline.

Unique to NyayLens AI

WhatsApp Integration

Ask "Summarize WP(C) 494/2012" on WhatsApp and get a grounded response instantly.

India-first · 18.8M judgments

Built for Indian Law

Handles Hindi + English legal text, Indian datasets, Indian workflows — not a global tool ported over.

Honest pricing

10–50× Cheaper

Free tier gives ₹1 of AI/month over the full 18.8M corpus. Pro ₹980/mo ≈ 200 deep CRAG-verified queries. SCC and Manupatra start at ₹50,000+/yr; Harvey is $1,200/seat/mo with no Indian corpus.

Real-world comparison

Manual research vs NyayLens AI.

Honest numbers — measured against the workflow a typical Delhi chamber or a Mumbai tier-II firm follows today.

TaskManual workflowWith NyayLens
Finding 5 on-point precedents2–4 hours across Manupatra, SCC Online, and free portalsUnder 90 seconds across 18.8M+ judgments, all from one query
Summarising a 40-page judgment45–60 minutes of careful reading30 seconds, with Facts / Issues / Ratio / Citations structure
Verifying every citationManual cross-check, frequently skipped under deadlineCRAG pipeline auto-verifies before delivery — flagged if unverifiable
Drafting a counter-affidavit skeleton2–3 hours starting from a template5–10 minutes, pre-populated with case facts and applicable precedents
Monthly research cost₹50,000+/yr per seat (Manupatra / SCC Online) + junior-associate timeFree tier (₹1 of AI/month over the full 18.8M corpus); Pro ₹980/mo (~200 deep CRAG queries)
Hallucination riskZero (if you read the source) — but fatigue errors creep inNear-zero — every cited authority is grounded in the indexed corpus
Language supportEnglish primary; Hindi / regional secondary8 Indian languages — Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati + English
Future scope

NyayLens is the intelligence layer for Indian litigation.

Research, drafting, court analytics, multilingual access, and CourtNetra matter workflows — connected so advocates move from legal question to filed work with less context switching. Citator V1 is live; treatment overlays, network graphs, and judge analytics on the 18.8M-judgment graph are shipped today.

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Research-to-draft workbench

Move from query to authorities, argument structure, affidavit skeletons, written submissions, and review-ready drafts in one flow.

Court and judge intelligence

Deeper analytics on forum tendencies, disposal timelines, prior issue treatment, and bench-level patterns for litigation planning.

Indian statute graph

Connected CPC, CrPC, BNS, BNSS, Evidence Act, tax, company, and tribunal provisions with amendments and case-law interpretation.

Multilingual legal research

Ask in Indian languages, read bilingual summaries, and work with regional judgments while keeping citations grounded in source text.

Matter-aware CourtNetra integration

Attach AI research sessions, verified authorities, and generated drafts directly to CourtNetra case files with an audit trail.

Citation network alerts

Track overruling, distinguishing, dissenting, and followed-by relationships so a saved authority stays reliable over time.

Who uses NyayLens AI

Built for every corner of Indian legal practice.

Litigators

  • Faster case research
  • Stronger arguments
  • Verified precedents

Law Firms

  • Drafting at scale
  • Team productivity
  • Consistent quality

Law Students

  • Understand judgments quickly
  • Structured ratio decidendi
  • Affordable access

In-house Counsel

  • Quick legal insights
  • Risk-aware outputs
  • Citation audit trail
Trust & safety

Built for legal compliance.

Compliance notice

AI output is always traceable and verifiable.

  • Mandatory legal disclaimers
  • Full Audit Trail Of Every Query
  • Source Transparency On Every Claim
  • No unverified citation copying
Frequently asked

Questions before you start.

Does Nyay Lens hallucinate citations?+
No — every cited case, section, or authority is pulled from our verified corpus and grounded before the answer is returned. Our CRAG (Corrective Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipeline runs a verify step that flags or removes any citation it can’t ground in source text. If NyayLens cannot verify, it tells you — it does not invent. Every rendered citation also carries a Citator badge (Tier-1 pill, Tier-2 hover-card, Tier-3 full lineage timeline) so you can see at a glance whether an authority is good law, distinguished, doubted, or overruled.
Which Indian courts are covered?+
NyayLens covers 18.8M+ Indian judgments — 39,158 Supreme Court of India decisions (1950 to today) and 18,824,596 judgments across all 25 High Courts (Allahabad 2.82M, Bombay, Madras, Patna, Punjab & Haryana, Calcutta, Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, MP, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, J&K, Gauhati, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, Sikkim). Plus 1,807 statute sections across 29 central Acts (BNS 358/358, BNSS 531/531, BSA 170/170 in full, plus IPC, CrPC, IEA, Constitution, Contract Act, CPC, Companies Act, Arbitration Act, IBC, GST, IT Act, RERA, Specific Relief, Limitation, NI Act, and more) and 6,315 judge profiles. Refreshed daily from the AWS Open Data registry.
Why is some High Court coverage thin?+
We mirror the AWS Open Data registry — that is the data India's courts have actually published openly. Coverage maps to publication, not to true case volume. Allahabad publishes 2.82M; smaller HCs (Sikkim, Meghalaya, Tripura) publish fewer because they hear fewer matters and digitise on different cadences. We carry everything the registry exposes and refresh daily.
How does the Citator work?+
Every citation NyayLens renders is cross-indexed against a 165,000+ parallel-citation crosswalk (AIR, SCC, SCC Online, SCR, INSC, JT, SCALE). On top of that, 1,188 cases are classified for treatment status — good law, distinguished, doubted, partially overruled, overruled. When a citation has been overruled, NyayLens shows a red pill inline. Hover for 2-tier detail (which judgment overruled it, when, on what point). Click for the full 3-tier lineage timeline. No other Indian product on the market builds the Citator on a 18.8M-judgment graph.
Is my query data used to train AI models?+
No. Queries and documents you upload are processed for your answer only, not used as training data for any third-party model. API calls to our inference provider (Anthropic) are sent with zero-retention headers. Personal data is scrubbed where possible before dispatch. See our Privacy Policy and DPDP Act page for full details.
How much does NyayLens cost?+
Starting at ₹999 per user per month on the Starter plan — 10–25× cheaper than existing Indian legal-research platforms. Firms get volume discounts and a dedicated onboarding manager from ₹25,000/mo. See the Pricing page for full tiers.
Can I search in Hindi or a regional language?+
Yes. The NyayLens interface supports 8 languages — English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati. You can phrase a query in any of these and get results linked to English-text judgments. Support for regional-script judgment bodies (Marathi/Tamil judgments) is in active development.
What about confidentiality for client matters?+
Multi-tenant isolation guarantees your firm’s matters are never visible to any other tenant. NyayLens does not train on your private documents. Primary servers are in India (Mumbai/Hyderabad). For enterprise firms, we offer single-tenant deployments and VPC peering.
Does NyayLens integrate with my existing practice management tool?+
If you already use CourtNetra CMS, NyayLens is built in — same login, same workspace. For external CMS tools, we offer a REST API (paid tier) to push research output directly into your case files.
What about BNS, BNSS, BSA (the new criminal codes)?+
All three are fully indexed — BNS 358 of 358 sections, BNSS 531 of 531, BSA 170 of 170. Sourced from the NCRB SankalanPortal (Govt of India). Cross-references between old IPC / CrPC / Evidence Act and the new 2023 codes are auto-maintained: a query for "IPC 302 murder" surfaces both IPC § 302 AND BNS § 103. New-only provisions (e.g. BNS § 69 deceit-promise, § 103(2) mob-lynching, § 304 snatching) appear standalone.

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