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DEEPFAKE CRIMES: IS INDIAN LAW READY?

September 7, 2026 Volume III, Issue 11
Jashandeep Kaur
Chandigarh University
Abstract
Imagine you received a voice note that sounds exactly like your father asking for an urgent bank transfer. Although this is not real, but no one can tell it is fake. This is no longer a hypothetical scenario but has become a harsh reality that deceives people. Now, deepfake technology is not confined to only […]
Jashandeep Kaur
Chandigarh University
Abstract
In a democracy, free and fair elections are very important. Elections are fruitful if the voters have the required information to make informed choices. The case of Association for democratic reforms & Anr. v. UOI &Ors , famously known as the electoral bond case, is very significant in this regard. This case deals with the […]

TRIAL BY MEDIA: JUSTICE OR PREJUDICE

September 7, 2026 Volume III, Issue 11
Jashandeep Kaur
Chandigarh University
Abstract
The media is often referred to as the fourth pillar of democracy because it plays a very important role in a democratic country. The media provide important information to the general public. It informs about important events and provides a voice for the people who are ignored. The media questions power and exposes corrupt practices […]

DARK PATTERNS IN E-COMMERCE: A THREAT TO CONSUMER RIGHTS

September 7, 2026 Volume III, Issue 11
Jashandeep Kaur
Chandigarh University
Abstract
In today’s era, online shopping is prevalent. When we open a shopping app to buy something and place an order, the bill, the cart shows an added travel insurance for which nobody asked, along with a countdown clock that says the deal expires in a few minutes, and other people are looking for the same […]
Priyam Pratik
Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad
Abstract
Strategic financial management occupies a central position in the survival and growth of modern business enterprises. It extends beyond the routine bookkeeping and compliance functions traditionally associated with the finance department and places financial decision making at the heart of corporate strategy. This paper examines the principal tools and techniques that organisations employ to align […]
Priyam Pratik
Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad
Abstract
Lean Six Sigma has emerged as one of the most enduring and widely exported management philosophies of the past four decades, combining the waste elimination principles of the Toyota Production System with the statistical rigour of the Six Sigma defect reduction methodology developed at Motorola. This article undertakes an analytical examination of Lean Six Sigma, […]
Priyam Pratik
Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad
Abstract
This article examines the relationship between corporate governance and corporate social responsibility, two fields that developed along separate intellectual and regulatory paths but that now intersect at nearly every level of corporate decision making. Drawing on agency theory and stakeholder theory, the article traces how governance, once concerned narrowly with the relationship between shareholders, boards, […]
Priyam Pratik
Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad
Abstract
Corporate restructuring has become one of the principal instruments through which distressed firms seek to arrest decline, restore financial viability, and reposition themselves for renewed competitiveness. This article undertakes an analytical examination of corporate restructuring, situating it within the broader literature on organisational turnaround and distinguishing financial, operational, and organisational restructuring as related but analytically […]
Ranveer Singh Tanwar
UPES, Dehradun
Abstract
As businesses increasingly incorporate NFTs, legal issues have expanded beyond copyright and trademarks into less explored areas of intellectual property , including Geographical Indications (GIs). GI protection has traditionally relied on the connection between a product, its geographical origin and the collective reputation built by its producers. Although blockchain technology enables digital assets to be […]

DIGITAL PAYMENTS SECURITY LAWS

September 7, 2026 Volume III, Issue 11
Ranveer Singh Tanwar
UPES, Dehradun
Abstract
Someone calls claiming to be from a bank. The voice is convincing, the caller knows the last 4 digits of the account and there is enough urgency in the conversation, that the threat appears to be real: verify immediately, or the account will be blocked. A few minutes later, the money is gone. But the […]