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Victimology and Criminal Justice System in India delves into the crucial yet often overlooked role of victims within the criminal justice framework. This comprehensive work explores the evolution of victim rights from ancient legal systems, such as the Code of Hammurabi. Ancient Hindu Law, Islamic Law, and the Mosaic Code, to modern legislative measures in India. including the BNS, BNSS. POCSO Act, and Domestic Violence Act. Through a detailed analysis of historical, legislative, international, and judicial perspectives, the book underscores the significance of victim-centric justice. It examines global frameworks like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and India's Law Commission reports, shedding light on how victim rights have been interpreted and upheld over time. Concepts like restitution, reparation, and restorative justice are explored with a focus on healing, reconciliation, and financial relief through initiatives like the Nirbhaya Fund and Victim Compensation Schemes.The book not only reviews judicial precedents that have fortified victim's rights but also proposes forward- looking recommendations aimed at building a more inclusive and equitable justice system. With actionable insights for strengthening victim participation, ensuring gender-neutral laws, enhancing psychological support, and advocating for professionalized investigations, it envisions a legal landscape where victims are empowered, protected, and dignified. Serving as an essential resource for students, legal professionals. policymakers, and researchers. Victimology and Criminal Justice System in India bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical solutions, inspiring reforms that resonate with global best practices and prioritize justice for victims of crime.