Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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It usually begins with something small, A message from an unknown number asking you to verify your bank details with a link promising a refund you never expected or a stranger’s profile suddenly messaging your family members using your photograph. By the time the victim realises what has happened, money has left their account, their […]
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Corporate Social Responsibility means a firm must think beyond profit and also consider social duties to society. In most places, this is still optional. Many firms follow voluntary rules. Sometimes investors push for it. Often the main driver is reputation. India is different, it was the first country in the world to convert CSR from […]
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This paper provides a comprehensive socio-legal analysis of same-sex marriage rights across Asia, with a primary analytical focus on India’s evolving constitutional jurisprudence. The text evaluates the shifting paradigm of marriage equality from absolute exclusion toward incremental human rights recognition. In doing so, it examines the stark tension between progressive judicial integration and conservative legislative […]
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This Article, examines the constitutional and legal friction between individual data privacy rights and administrative transparency in India. The central theme focuses on the clash between the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 and the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005. By amending Section 8(1)(j) of the RTI Act via Section 44 of the […]
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This paper evaluates India’s evolving reproductive and progenitive legal framework, examining the transition of reproductive rights from state-driven population control targets into non-negotiable fundamental human rights anchored under Article 21 of Constitution of India and International Human Right Conventions. It articulates a conceptual model of Progenitive Autonomy built upon four core pillars: bodily integrity, decisional […]
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In Hermès International & Anr. v. Macky Lifestyle Private Limited & Anr. (2025), the Delhi High Court granted a permanent injunction against an Indian MSME for marketing lookalike bags on IndiaMART, officially declaring the 3D shape and silhouette of the iconic “Birkin” bag as a “Well-Known Trademark” under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. Rejecting the […]
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This article provides an in-depth analysis of contract labour regulations, focusing primarily on the historical evolution, statutory frameworks, and judicial complexities within the Indian legal system. Contract labour presents a perpetual jurisprudential challenge: balancing capital’s demand for economic flexibility and operational efficiency with the constitutional mandate to protect marginalized workers from systemic exploitation. The paper […]
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The rapid and irreversible shift toward hybrid work structures has fundamentally reconfigured how employees interact, collaborate, and perceive risk within organizational environments. While hybrid models offer unprecedented operational flexibility and geographical agility, they simultaneously introduce profound structural frictions such as proximity bias, digital isolation, asynchronous misinterpretation, and fragmented communication channels that directly threaten psychological cohesion. […]
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This article analyses the complex legal architecture governing civil nuclear energy and its ongoing stress-testing by next-generation advanced designs like Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). Operating at the intersection of technological risk, sovereign grid security, and multi-generational ecological liabilities, nuclear jurisprudence relies on a delicate balance between absolute state sovereignty and mandatory global oversight. The analysis […]
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The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 was enacted during a period of state paternalism to establish a baseline of security for the Indian working class and maintain industrial harmony. However, as the Indian economy shifted from a socialist, state-controlled framework to a highly competitive, globalized marketplace, the structural mechanisms of the Act began to create unintended […]