Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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“You never heard of a horse going broke betting on people”, by Will Rogers, which states that betting can lead to addiction and then eventually to losing all the assets betted upon, leaving a person bankrupt, and even the betting animal would never be broke if given the chance of betting. Betting is such a […]
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Digital tech keeps changing how people live – touching money matters, schools, government work, health care, buying things, talking online. Even though new tools help economies grow and make services easier to reach, they also open doors to smarter digital dangers for people, firms, offices. Crimes like stolen identities, fake emails asking for details, locked-up […]
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Seventy-five years ago, India emerged from the joint chain of colonialism, it took a step of Independence on 15th August 1947 which was a great day of freedom for India. But the freedom which is political in nature didn’t mark the complete change of the country. The more comprehensive and strong revolution came which led […]
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The case of HARISH RANA v. UOI, 2026 represents a landmark & significant judgment by Hon’ble Supreme Court in the history of Indian Constitutional and Medical Jurisprudence regarding Passive Euthanasia. The judgment significantly expanded the interpretation of Article 21 of the Constitution of India stating “Protection of Life and Personal Liberty” by affirming that the […]
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Artificial Intelligence is not something we only see in movies anymore. We use AI everyday with things like assistants and facial recognition systems. AI has become an integral part of our daily life, influencing sectors like healthcare, education, finance and law. AI has become a part of our daily lives. It can make decisions which […]
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Most intellectual property frameworks rest on the premise that creativity is individual, discrete, and outdated. Patents reward the single inventor who files first; copyrights protect the solitary author; and trademarks belong to the enterprise whose investment built the brand. This framework works rather well for inventions that emerge from laboratories and companies that grow from […]
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Reproductive freedom in India is locked in a heartbreakingly ironic paradox. As the Supreme Court gets more protective of bodily autonomy, actual laws in states become even more controlling and punitive. This paper examines the stark contrast between progressive judicial decisions concerning Article 21, including the landmark AIIMS Curative Petition [2026], and inviolable, rigid, nineteenth-century penal logic that continues to govern real-life medical treatment. The […]
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Some judgments do more than settle a dispute. They make an institution turn its gaze upon itself. CPIO, Supreme Court of India v. Subhash Chandra Agarwal decided by a Constitution Bench on 13 November 2019, is one such judgment. Framed narrowly, it asked what categories of information held by the Supreme Court’s Registry fall within […]