Mr Siddharth Tyagi, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University, Ahmedabad
ABSTRACT
The issue of social justice is currently one of the most pressing issues confronting Indian society, and it is one of the most difficult to address. As a result, great intellectuals from the beginning of time have endeavoured to debate the significance of and the necessity of social justice in a rich culture such as India. Work by a contemporary American political and social thinker, John Rawls, has focused on the necessity of, and eventual establishment of, the social theory notion. Rawls is known for his campaign for social justice and for his support of social theory. To that end, this paper seeks to provide a philosophical critique of Rawls' idea of justice as well as an Importance and use for applying his social justice theory in the Indian political context. When it comes to social justice, this seek to offer Rawls' stance as the most rational, faultless social and political argument that has ever been put up. However, the primary issue would be whether or whether it is required and relevant to the Indian people with precedents.
Keywords: India, Rawl’s Theory, Social Justice, Social Theory
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