Create a hackathon submission presentation for "Geeks2Code" using an orange-and-white creative design style — soft coral/orange organic wave shapes flowing across white backgrounds, bold black sans-serif headings, clean minimal layout, plenty of white space, and a warm peach color palette (similar to the reference template I'm uploading). Replace all branding: remove any existing template watermark/logo and use this logo instead, placed in the top corner of the title slide and footer of each slide: https://d8it4huxumps7.cloudfront.net/uploads/images/opportunity/mobile_banner/6a871a582343d_geeks2code.png This deck is a Round 1 Idea Submission for the Geeks2Code hackathon. Restructure the content from my uploaded "Nyaya Setu – Bridge to Justice" SIH pitch deck into the required Geeks2Code format, with one slide per section: 1. Title Slide — Project name "Nyaya Setu – Bridge to Justice", team name, team ID, and theme/domain 2. Problem Statement — the access-to-justice gap: low legal literacy, no easy lawyer access, malformed FIRs/complaints, overloaded DLSA helpdesks 3. Proposed Solution — Nyaya Setu: an AI-powered legal-aid platform for document analysis, rights guidance, complaint drafting, and legal aid connection 4. Selected Theme/Domain — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning 5. Innovation/USP — how it differs from generic AI chatbots (ChatGPT/Claude): guided intake instead of open chat, domain-grounded IPC→BNS-verified outputs, structured ready-to-file documents, real curated legal-aid directory, voice + regional-language support 6. Technology/Approach — core features: Legal Document Analyser, Know Your Rights Chatbot, FIR/Complaint Drafting Assistant, Legal Aid & Lawyer/NGO Locator (mention vector database/RAG-based architecture) 7. Expected Impact — bridges access-to-justice gap, empowers rural/semi-urban users, reduces malformed complaints, cuts time/cost for first-time complainants, eases DLSA helpdesk load 8. Implementation Plan — brief rollout/build plan (intake → analysis → drafting → routing to aid) 9. Team Details — team name, team ID, members (placeholder fields) Keep text concise and slide-friendly (bullet points, not paragraphs). Use icons or simple illustrations where relevant. Maintain a professional but creative tone consistent with the orange/white template throughout all 9 slides.
Create a hackathon submission presentation for "Geeks2Code" using an orange-and-white creative design style — soft coral/orange organic wave shapes flowing across white backgrounds, bold black sans-serif headings, clean minimal layout, plenty of white space, and a warm peach color palette (similar to the reference template I'm uploading).
Replace all branding: remove any existing template watermark/logo and use this logo instead, placed in the top corner of the title slide and footer of each slide:
https://d8it4huxumps7.cloudfront.net/uploads/images/opportunity/mobile_banner/6a871a582343d_geeks2code.png
This deck is a Round 1 Idea Submission for the Geeks2Code hackathon. Restructure the content from my uploaded "Nyaya Setu – Bridge to Justice" SIH pitch deck into the required Geeks2Code format, with one slide per section:
1. Title Slide — Project name "Nyaya Setu – Bridge to Justice", team name, team ID, and theme/domain
2. Problem Statement — the access-to-justice gap: low legal literacy, no easy lawyer access, malformed FIRs/complaints, overloaded DLSA helpdesks
3. Proposed Solution — Nyaya Setu: an AI-powered legal-aid platform for document analysis, rights guidance, complaint drafting, and legal aid connection
4. Selected Theme/Domain — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
5. Innovation/USP — how it differs from generic AI chatbots (ChatGPT/Claude): guided intake instead of open chat, domain-grounded IPC→BNS-verified outputs, structured ready-to-file documents, real curated legal-aid directory, voice + regional-language support
6. Technology/Approach — core features: Legal Document Analyser, Know Your Rights Chatbot, FIR/Complaint Drafting Assistant, Legal Aid & Lawyer/NGO Locator (mention vector database/RAG-based architecture)
7. Expected Impact — bridges access-to-justice gap, empowers rural/semi-urban users, reduces malformed complaints, cuts time/cost for first-time complainants, eases DLSA helpdesk load
8. Implementation Plan — brief rollout/build plan (intake → analysis → drafting → routing to aid)
9. Team Details — team name, team ID, members (placeholder fields)
Keep text concise and slide-friendly (bullet points, not paragraphs). Use icons or simple illustrations where relevant. Maintain a professional but creative tone consistent with the orange/white template throughout all 9 slides.
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This project, titled 'The Justice Access Gap', focuses on Nyaya Setu, a bridge to justice aimed at enhancing legal aid accessibility through AI and machine learning. The initiative seeks to address the justice access gap by delivering legal services to underserved populations, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas. The expected impact includes significant improvements in legal aid delivery, ensuring that all citizens have the opportunity to access justice.