Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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This paper explores India’s Blue Economy and the way it connects sustainable use of ocean resources with economic growth. It looks at how India’s long coastline and rich marine ecosystems support trade, fisheries, energy, and tourism, while also facing serious pressures such as overfishing, coastal erosion, pollution, and climate change. The study reviews India’s existing […]
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The core issue of this case is related to the concept of intermediary liability. The IT Act, 2000 provides protection to the intermediaries under Section 79 , which is also referred to as the safe harbour provision. The safe harbour provision has its own ambiguities revolving around its application and limitation, which are exacerbated in […]
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The core issue of this case is related to the concept of intermediary liability. The IT Act, 2000 provides protection to the intermediaries under Section 79 , which is also referred to as the safe harbour provision. The safe harbour provision has its own ambiguities revolving around its application and limitation, which are exacerbated in […]
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Indigenous communities worldwide share a profound connection with their land, treating it as both a cultural identity and a resource for survival. This paper examines how the Indian Constitution, particularly Article 21, can be expanded to recognize and protect Indigenous sovereignty over their natural resources and environment. It explores the challenges Indigenous communities’ face, such […]
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Dramatic courtroom scenes. Libraries stacked with dusty statute books. Lawyers burning the midnight oil. These are the classic visuals of legal dramas. Enter Artificial Intelligence, and the stage is changing—sometimes faster than even the fastest-talking attorney can keep up.
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Indigenous communities worldwide share a profound connection with their land, treating it as both a cultural identity and a resource for survival. This paper examines how the Indian Constitution, particularly Article 21, can be expanded to recognize and protect Indigenous sovereignty over their natural resources and environment. It explores the challenges Indigenous communities’ face, such […]
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Indigenous communities worldwide share a profound connection with their land, treating it as both a cultural identity and a resource for survival. This paper examines how the Indian Constitution, particularly Article 21, can be expanded to recognize and protect Indigenous sovereignty over their natural resources and environment. It explores the challenges Indigenous communities’ face, such […]