Nyaykosh (Law as Code) publishes Indian laws as open, structured, machine-consumable data — replacing scanned gazette PDFs. Every statute is available in four ways: a citizen-friendly read, a PDF, LegalDocML/Akoma Ntoso XML, and versioned REST APIs.

Built from official gazettes and ministry publications, each Act and Rule is parsed into sections and clauses, encoded in LegalDocML, and mapped into a rule base of obligations and penalties — a single source of truth for law as text, document, and data.

It serves every user: citizens and students read provisions in plain language; developers consume provisions, rules, and penalties as JSON via open APIs, no registration required. Coverage spans the DPDP Act 2023, Online Gaming Rules 2026, the Aadhaar Act 2016, and the IT Act 2000, with 217+ provisions mapped and growing.