The Parliament has passed the Repealing and Amending Act 2025, aimed at streamlining India’s legal framework by removing obsolete laws and redundant provisions. The legislation is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to modernise statutes and improve ease of governance.
Officials said the Act repeals several outdated enactments and makes minor amendments to certain existing laws to ensure clarity and consistency. The move is expected to reduce legal clutter and enhance efficiency in the administration of justice.
The government highlighted that the repeal of archaic laws will help eliminate confusion, reduce litigation, and align the legal system with contemporary requirements. The Act also reflects the broader initiative to promote transparency and simplify compliance for citizens and businesses.
Legal experts have welcomed the passage of the Act, noting that periodic review and repeal of outdated legislation is essential for maintaining a responsive and effective legal framework. They emphasised that the measure will contribute to better governance and reduce unnecessary procedural hurdles.
The Repealing and Amending Act 2025 is the latest in a series of legislative reforms undertaken to modernise India’s statutory landscape, underscoring the government’s commitment to legal simplification and reform.
