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“In the state of nature…all men are born equal, but they cannot continue in this equality. Society makes them lose it, and they recover it only by the protection of the law.” Charles de Montesquieu
Nature and nurture are man’s conceptual manifestations. Both these inflows operate on him that is biological and situational. They correspond to natural and civil rights that is needed to be protected. They are quite significant for the overall personality of a human being. It is the preliminary duty of the State to see that the legal system of the country promotes justice, on the basis of equality of opportunity, and shall particularly provide free legal aid by enacting suitable legislation and schemes. The state can also adopt other methods so that the opportunities for securing justice cannot be taken from the citizens by the reasons of their economic disabilities or other difficulties. The present paper deals study of right to legal aid as a human right, various provisions of legal aid and the difficulties of practical implementation of right to legal aid.