Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change, launched in 2008 set out a national framework to balance economic growth with climate mitigation and adaptation. With substantial changes in India’s circumstances in terms of per capita emissions and renewable energy capacity after eighteen years since the launch of NAPCC, it is crucial to revisit NAPCC to […]
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Since independence, India’s electricity generation profile has been dominated by coal. However, since last two-decades, India energy landscape is demonstrating a broad shift reflected by growing contribution of non-renewable energy sources in India’s energy portfolio. Instead of putting a complete ban on coal, this shift is attributed to a layered accumulation of policies, regulatory frameworks […]
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The Government of India solar power scheme, PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana launched in 2024 has been considered as a revolutionary step aim to empower the country to become self-reliant by installation of rooftop solar panels in households and contribute to clean energy. This article examines the legal and policy framework behind the scheme […]
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Established in 2010, National Green Tribunal founded as India’s first specialized forum in the form of a quasi-judicial body, a tribunal to handle environmental disputes. This article assesses its first ten founding years focusing on its contribution to environmental jurisprudence including its principal judgements in various complex cases such as the matters related to water […]
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Extradition is a fundamental mechanism of international criminal cooperation that enables states to surrender accused or convicted individuals to the jurisdiction where the alleged offence was committed or the conviction was obtained. In an increasingly interconnected world, the growing transnational nature of crime has made extradition essential to preventing fugitives from evading prosecution and punishment […]
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Intellectual property rights (IPR) play a fundamental role in protecting creativity, innovation, and technological advancement by establishing legal rights over intangible assets and enabling creators and inventors to benefit from their intellectual contributions. With increasing globalisation, digitalisation, and technological development, the effective protection and enforcement of intellectual property have become essential for fostering research, investment, […]
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Criminal profiling is an investigative technique that uses behavioural analysis, crime scene characteristics, victimology, and statistical and geographical data to infer the characteristics, motivations, and potential behavioural patterns of offenders. Although widely employed in investigations involving serial killings, sexual offences, arson, and organised crime, its reliability, empirical validity, and ethical implications remain subjects of debate. […]
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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning has enabled significant technological progress while simultaneously creating new avenues for cybercrime, particularly through deepfake-enabled fraud. The increasing sophistication and accessibility of AI-generated audio, images, and videos have facilitated identity impersonation, biometric manipulation, voice phishing, and financial scams targeting individuals and organisations. High-profile incidents, including […]
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Indian laws promote equality. But when it comes to reality it is not.We have many laws that are gender biased. Which does not allow equality and shows favorism towards specific gender. So it could be the time to bring gender neutral laws, which applies to all people without any favorism.