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 how India’s proposed Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), known as the Digital Rupee, could reshape the country’s financial and constitutional landscape. Introduced as part of the Reserve Bank of India’s drive toward a more inclusive and efficient economy, the CBDC also raises serious questions about privacy, individual freedom, and equality. Unlike cash, […]
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Climate change litigation has emerged as a powerful legal response to the growing inadequacy of political processes in addressing the climate crisis. This paper examines whether courts can play a meaningful role in compelling climate action through constitutional, human rights, and environmental law frameworks. It analyses the concept and evolution of climate litigation, with particular […]
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The Supreme Court’s decision in Navas @ Mulanavas v. State of Kerala examines the validity of convictions based exclusively on circumstantial evidence and the principles governing capital sentencing. In a case involving a brutal multiple homicide with no eyewitnesses, the Court reaffirmed the Sharad Birdhichand Sarda test and clarified the operation of Section 106 of […]
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Breath analyzer tests are widely used by Indian police during drunk driving checks. However, courts have consistently held that such tests cannot, by themselves, conclusively establish alcohol consumption. This blog explains the statutory framework, judicial interpretations, scientific limitations, and procedural safeguards that guide the treatment of breath analyzer results in criminal prosecutions.
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India’s aviation sector, projected to become the world’s third-largest market by 2030, is also among the fastest-growing globally, with domestic passenger traffic expected to reach 300 million annually. Yet this growth has been accompanied by a structural vulnerability: It faces a critical paradox: while demand surges, the legal framework for aircraft leasing remains precarious. India’s […]
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The Constitution of India currently has 448 articles as of 2025, organised into 25 parts and 12 schedules. Article 200 of the Constitution views the governor as an enabler of the legislative process rather than a veto power. However, the recent trend of Gubernatorial inaction in states like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Punjab has caused […]
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The role that the port industry plays in the Indian economy is quite vital, as it handles most of the international as well as internal trade. Keeping in view the port industry’s position, the regulations associated with it are governed, depending upon the division of powers provided under the Constitution. The following blog is about […]
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Legal aid is a fundamental component of India’s justice delivery system, aimed at ensuring equal access to justice for all citizens, particularly the economically and socially disadvantaged. Rooted in the constitutional mandate of Articles 14, 38, and 39A, legal aid seeks to eliminate barriers that prevent individuals from seeking legal remedies due to financial or […]
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The decision in Google LLC v. Competition Commission of India marks a significant development in Indian competition law, particularly in the regulation of digital markets and platform economies. This paper examines the findings of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) concerning Google’s alleged abuse of dominance under Section 4 of the Competition Act, 2002 within […]
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The doctrine of arbitrability determines whether a particular dispute is capable of being resolved through arbitration rather than through adjudication by courts or statutory tribunals. In India, arbitrability has emerged as a crucial doctrinal filter shaping the limits of arbitral autonomy and judicial intervention. Despite the pro-arbitration objectives of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 […]