Can your landlord keep your deposit? Can your boss punish you for resigning? Can your parents force you into a marriage? Can someone leak your private photos without consequences? Can the police check your phone on the street? Can a loan app threaten your family?

The law is involved in our everyday lives far more often than we realise. The problem is that most of us only start looking for answers after something has already gone wrong.

Nobody Told Me My Rights covers 44 everyday situations and explains the rights most people don't think about until they desperately need them. From renting a home and dealing with landlords to relationships, workplaces, online scams, privacy, consumer problems, traffic and police encounters, the book explains the rights and protections that sit behind ordinary life in India.

Written in plain language, this is not a textbook and it doesn't expect you to have a law degree. It is a practical introduction to the law that shows up in everyday life.

Because you probably had rights all along. Nobody just bothered to tell you.