Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

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Saleha Haneef
Integral University
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What happens when a company converts an unpaid bill into preference shares to satisfy a lender’s covenant and then simply never pays them back? In EPC Constructions India Ltd. v. Matix Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd., India’s Supreme Court answered with a resounding: tough luck, you’re a shareholder now. This commentary unpacks a ruling that reshapes […]
Saleha Haneef
Integral University
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India filed over 749,000 intellectual property applications in FY2024-25 — patents alone crossed the 100,000 mark for the first time ever. The country has leapt from 81st to 39th on the Global Innovation Index in a decade. On paper, it looks like an innovation revolution. But here’s the catch: filing a patent isn’t the same […]
Saleha Haneef
Integral University
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For decades, if you wanted your commercial dispute arbitrated fast and fairly, you looked to Singapore, London, or Hong Kong, anywhere but India. Indian courts had a reputation for meddling in arbitral awards, and nobody wants a “final” decision that gets relitigated for years. But something has been shifting. This piece traces India’s real, if […]
Saleha Haneef
Integral University
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The proliferation of generative artificial intelligence has transformed cybercrime from a game of scale into one of synthetic realism, enabling voice cloning, deepfake impersonation, and hyper-personalised phishing that have cost India over ₹22,495 crore in 2025 alone. This article examines India’s improvisational legal response to AI-enabled fraud, tracing how the Information Technology Act 2000, Bharatiya […]
Navya Srivastava
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Sector-5, GGSIPU, Delhi
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transitioned from a specialized computational technology into an integral facet of economic activity, public administration, communication, employment, healthcare and education and digital platforms. The fast implementation of Artificial Intelligence, through generative and algorithmic systems has given rise to legal concerns involving privacy, consumer protection, accountability. In India, these concerns occur in […]
Navya Srivastava
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Sector-5, GGSIPU, Delhi
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transitioned from a specialized computational technology into an integral facet of economic activity, public administration, communication, employment, healthcare and education and digital platforms. The fast implementation of Artificial Intelligence, through generative and algorithmic systems has given rise to legal concerns involving privacy, consumer protection, accountability. In India, these concerns occur in […]
Navya Srivastava
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Sector-5, GGSIPU, Delhi
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The evolution of digital communication has transformed the exercise of freedom of speech and expression in India. But online platforms have also opened up areas for public participation and democratic discussion while posing constitutional challenges about the extent to which the State can regulate online speech without infringing fundamental rights. In this backdrop, the Supreme […]
Navya Srivastava
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Sector-5, GGSIPU, Delhi
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Digital transformation in India has changed how personal information is gathered by various public and private organizations. As digital platforms depend more on personal information to offer their services, issues arising about privacy of information, cyber security and data governance gain meaningful legal implication. Recognizing this need for a solid legislative framework, the parliament enacted […]
Navya Srivastava
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Sector-5, GGSIPU, Delhi
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“Information is the oxygen of the modern age.” – Ronald Reagan In today’s rapidly evolving digital era, information travels faster than before. In an age where information moves with an unprecedented speed, a single post or tweet can shape reputations and influence public discourse. India is home to more than 500 million social media users, […]
Trupti Hogade
JSPM University Pune
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The rapid expansion of the field of e-commerce has influenced consumer behavior through convenience, access, and variety of goods and services available. Nevertheless, with the advent of online marketplaces, there emerged some dubious design strategies known as dark patterns. The application of dark patterns in consumer behavior entails misleading interfaces, which lead to acquisitions, registrations, […]