This section provides a one-stop source for important documents and reports released or published by the Indian Government at the Central or State level. Current information only; no archives.

This country-by-country guide will help get you started on your foreign law research by connecting you to the best research guides and databases for each country.

Includes country resources and information on searching for government documents.

A search engine that searches law documents and integrates law/statutes with court judgments.

Aggregate of information about the Indian legal system, both at the national and local levels.

Includes links to websites of the President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha.

Links to open access parliamentary, judicial, and legal sources.

Open access legal data for all countries.

Digitized selections from the Law Library Microform Consortium from all around the world, including India. LLMC has digitized more than 250 titles (1200+ volumes) from or relating to India and its states. Titles include the All-India Reporter, Calcutta Law Journal, and multiple other law reports; collections of acts from the central government (1839-1947) and states; and multiple treatises on law, custom, and native codes.

Information on worldwide collections of post-Independence Indian government documents.

Holdings at the British Library's two major collections -- the Oriental and India Office Collections (formerly the India Office Library and Records) and the Official Publications Section of the former British Museum, now integrated into Social Policy Information Service at the British Library.