Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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The problem of juvenile delinquency and drug abuse is one of the most intractable issues to face modern criminal justice systems, and is on the cusp of meeting four disciplines: criminology, adolescent psychology, public health, and child rights jurisprudence. This paper will examine the family, socioeconomic, psychological, and environmental factors that may put youth at […]
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Between roughly 12 and 85 kilometres above the Earth, rocket launches and the controlled re-entry of satellites and rocket bodies are introducing black carbon, alumina, chlorine species, nitrogen oxides and ablation metals into the stratosphere and mesosphere. Scientific assessments identify these inputs as an emerging threat to ozone and radiative balance, yet no treaty regulates […]
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When an employer lets an algorithmic system score, rank or flag workers for decisions that affect their livelihoods, existing legal categories struggle to say who must answer for the result. This article argues that Indian law already contains the resources needed to answer that question, even though no statute or judgment has yet confronted it […]
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This article examines how constitutionally funded institutions of higher education respond when a family alleges that caste determines the treatment of a student inside a publicly funded campus. Taking the September 2026 death of Sahil Wakode at IIT Bombay as its occasion rather than its subject, the article applies Ambedkar’s concept of constitutional morality to […]
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The Anti-Defection Law was incorporated in the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India in the year 1985 through the 52nd Amendment. The main objective was to prevent the defection of members of the legislature from the political party on which they won the election to another political party, and to ensure the stability of […]
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Informal child-care and child-placement practices among Nyishi families in Kra Daadi District of Arunachal Pradesh reveal a complex interface between customary practices, formal adoption law, gender norms, and children’s legal and social identities. This study examines how children are received and raised within families without formal adoption orders and explores the legal and child-rights concerns […]
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Domestic violence law has historically been organised around the discrete incident. Evan Stark’s theory of coercive control and Liz Kelly’s continuum of sexual violence together displaced this model, showing that the harm of intimate-partner abuse lies less in any single act than in a cumulative pattern of domination, isolation, surveillance, and restriction of autonomy. Digital […]
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The indigenous communities across the globe, including in India, have safeguarded their forests, water systems and biodiversity for generations. Yet the new-age environmental laws only recognise these communities by their forest rights and some general regulations applicable to them. It measurably fails to acknowledge their traditional ecological knowledge as an independent legal interest. This article […]
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Web scraping refers to the collection of personal data and publicly available data on social media platforms for purposes like training, researching and testing products and services. Web scraping can be both legitimate when working in compliance with data protection safeguards and unethical when such data is breached for misuse of personal identifiable information. The […]
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A ₹350 million acquisition can pass through India’s merger control regime without the Competition Commission of India will ever hear of it, so long as the target’s assets and turnover stay below the statutory thresholds. This is clearly how Zomato’s acquired Uber Eats’ Indian operations in 2020, and this shows a problem far bigger than […]