The book "Restorative Justice in India" offers a comprehensive introduction to the practice of restorative justice in India and serves as a valuable resource for comparative criminal law research. Restorative justice focuses on the rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with victims and the community. Over the past three decades, this movement has established itself as a reform approach within the justice system in Western countries. The book highlights the rich tradition of restorative justice in India and systematically presents both the traditional foundations and contemporary practices. The contributions are divided into three main areas: the tradition of restorative justice in India, the development of these practices, and specific case studies that address various aspects such as courts, incarceration, youth, and women. This comprehensive analysis of restorative justice in India is particularly valuable for researchers and students interested in alternative justice models.