Significance of law Or Role of law in Indian society

Significance of law in Indian society

1. Law serves as the standard for accepted behaviour in society.

2. Law provides access to justice in society.

3. Law provides a wide range of professional opportunities.

4. Law protects the most vulnerable in society.

5. Law protects basic human rights.

6. Laws are important for social progress in society.

7. Laws are important to maintain peace in society.

8. Law brings about socialization.

9. Modernization and societal progress are aided by the law

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