Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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Startup funding plays an important role in helping Indian startups develop, grow and compete in the market. However, raising funds involves several legal requirements relating to corporate governance, regulatory compliance, foreign investment, intellectual property and investor protection. This blog examines the major legal challenges faced by Indian startups during the funding process and highlights the […]
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an important part of how businesses in India operate and make decisions. However, its growing use also creates legal challenges related to data privacy, algorithmic bias, intellectual property, cybersecurity, and responsibility for AI-driven decisions. This blog examines these challenges under the existing Indian legal framework, including the DPDP Act, 2023, […]
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This case analysis is about the landmark judgment of Google India Pvt. Ltd. v. Visaka Industries Ltd., it deals with the liability of digital intermediaries for defamatory content posted by third parties . The case mainly focuses on the interpretation of Sec. 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 , and the circumstances in which […]
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Blockchain is one of the most revolutionary breakthroughs of the digital age. While blockchain initially was launched as the underlying technology for digital currency solutions like Bitcoin , it has already matured into a versatile technology having applications across finance healthcare creative industries and legal fields. Its core characteristics of decentralization, transparency and increased security […]
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In today’s digital era, electronic evidence has become one of the important part of the judicial system. Digital files- such as emails, text messages, photos, videos and GPS data, are frequently used as proof in both civil and criminal cases. To control how courts accepts admissibility of the electronic evidence, India first added rules to […]
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By offering services like electronic payment, mobile banking, etc. FinTech has completely changed the financial landscape in the country. This paper discusses the regulatory structure that regulates FinTech. It includes the functions of regulatory bodies like RBI, SEBA, and IRDAI, and refers to the major statutes governing this sector like the PSS Act, IT Act, […]
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Mahesh Chandra Mehta is one of the leading lawyers in the field of environmental protection. One of the cases he handled was the 1987 Ganges River pollution lawsuit. For centuries, the Ganges River has served as a symbol of Indian culture and religion, as well as a symbol of the environment. However, over the years, […]
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The early 21st century has been an era marked by concerns regarding environmental degradation, social inequality, rapid industrial and economic growth, and globalization. These issues manifest continuously in the real world, leading to the exploitation of ecosystems and biodiversity while diminishing the quality of life for various forms of life. In an interconnected world, the […]
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Dowry continues to remain a deeply rooted social evil in India despite being legally prohibited for decades. The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 was enacted to criminalize the giving, taking, and demanding of dowry, yet the practice continues in disguised forms such as shagun, wedding gifts, and family traditions. This article examines the historical transformation of […]
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Mental health has long been surrounded by stigma, discrimination, and inadequate legal protection in India. The development of mental health legislation reflects a gradual shift from a custodial and institutional approach towards one based on dignity, autonomy, rights, and humane treatment. This article examines the evolution of mental health laws in India, from the colonial-era […]