Domestic violence is pervasive, as evidenced by the fact that it has been documented in diverse cultures and societies across the globe. There is a growing realization that domestic violence is a global phenomenon and a significant problem in developing nations as well. Despite this, domestic violence takes on distinct forms and patterns based on the local context and is recognized as a significant public health concern. Abuse is the leading cause of nonfatal injuries among women, who suffer, blame themselves, and choose not to report it. In fact, women often rationalize and internalize their abuse by believing that they provoked the abuser, thus justifying and accepting it as their fate so that they can continue to live with it. domestic violence committed by a spouse or companion is reported to have severe consequences for the physical, mental, and reproductive health of women, as well as a high mortality risk. In addition to emphasizing the prevalence of domestic violence, the studies in this review emphasize the mental, physical, sexual, and reproductive health effects of domestic violence on the lives of many Indian women. We found higher domestic violence change hence,The stricter laws are needed to India to protect women from domestic violence.