Ministry of Law and Justice Recruitment Notice: Consultants

Ministry of Law and Justice Recruitment Notice: Consultants!

Location: Salary: Rs. 45,000 - Rs. 90,000/-

Experience: Varies according to the post, read below...

Eligibility: Bachelor's degree in Law

About the Organisation

Government of India, Ministry of Law and Justice, Department of Justice.

The recruitment is for the Project Monitoring Unit (PMU) of the Designing Innovative Solutions for Holistic Access to Justice (DISHA) Scheme.

About the Post / Opportunity

Applications are invited for Consultants to be engaged on a contract basis for the PMU of the DISHA Scheme.

  • Positions: Program Manager (LLLAP), Program Associate, and Office Assistant (Admin)
  • Initial Tenure: Up to March 31, 2026, from the date of joining (extendable on a need basis).
  • Method of Recruitment: Contract-based from the open market.
No. Of Vacancy One (1) position for each post.

Name of Position Number of Positions Monthly Remuneration (in Rs.) Age Limit (as of date of publication) Program Manager (LLLAP) 1 (One) Rs. 90,000/- Not more than 45 years Program Associate 1 (One) Rs. 45,000/- Not more than 40 years Eligibility (Educational Qualification & Experience)

Position Essential Qualification & Experience Program Manager (LLLAP) Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Law or Bachelor's in Social Science from a recognized University. Experience: Minimum of 5 years working experience in the Govt. of India/Ministries/Departments/State Govt/PSUs and having handled projects/schemes with Pan India/State implications, preferably on development projects with rural communities and civil society organizations.

Experience in result-based management, M&E framework development, financial monitoring, and reporting is desirable. Program Associate Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Law. Experience: Freshers may apply. Knowledge in the social/development sector, preferable with on-ground work with partners including social enterprises, etc., will be given preference. Candidate should possess required good analytical, communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills. General Terms & Conditions

  • Working Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM on all weekdays, with half an hour's lunch break27.
  • Leave: 12 days in a year on a pro-rata basis. Leave cannot be combined/extended to the next year.
  • Increment: Up to 10% on completion of one year of continuous engagement, based on satisfactory performance.
  • Termination: The contract can be terminated at any time without assigning any reason. Normally, the Department requires one month's notice. The consultant may leave after a minimum lock-in period of six months by serving two months' notice or two months' remuneration in lieu of notice.
  • Facilities: Full-time consultants are eligible for an official email ID, government identification card, internet connection, telephone, and standard office equipment. They are not eligible for Government Accommodation, HRA, or CGHS facility.
How to Apply Applications must be submitted ONLINE ONLY.
  • Mode of Application: Email your application to nk.tongar@gov.in and hari.om1990@nic.in.
  • Format: The application must be in the prescribed format (CV Proforma provided in the annexure) and include supporting documents for educational qualifications and experience.
Deadline Applications must be submitted within 21 days from the date of publication of the advertisement.

Location

New Delhi office of Department of Justice, Jaisalmer House, 26, Man Singh Road, New Delhi-110011.
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