Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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Food safety is an urgent public health issue, especially in a country as large and heterogeneous as India. With an increasing number of cases of adulteration, unhygienic food habits, and rising food-borne disease, it is very important to have strict food safety laws. This blog will dwell deep into the significance and need of food […]
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Imagine being employed in a company and then encountering their activity that is deemed illegal, immoral, illicit, unsafe and fraudulent. This is whistleblowing an activity where a person which is often an employee reveals the illicit practices of the organisation they are employed in. This wrongdoing can include an ethical practises violation of safety any […]
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Gender equality is a constitutional mandate in India, enshrined in the principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. Despite progressive legal frameworks, the implementation and social reality often diverge unless society moves beyond structural patriarchy, religion conditioning, and culturally imposed gender roles, the spirit of equality remain incomplete and superficial. This paper explores the legal […]
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The LGBTQ+ community in India has witnessed significant progress in recent years, especially through landmark judicial pronouncements. However, social discrimination and legal limitations continue to hinder full equality. This paper reviews the evolution of LGBTQ+ legal rights in India, analyzing judicial landmark cases, statutory developments, and social attitudes. It highlights remaining legislative gaps and sociocultural […]
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The Zee–SEBI controversy reveals serious lapses in corporate governance at Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (ZEEL) and regulatory oversight by SEBI. SEBI barred founder Subhash Chandra and CEO Punit Goenka for allegedly siphoning public funds via layered, related-party transactions. The case highlights systemic failures: concentrated promoter control, opaque financial dealings, ineffective audit committees, and delayed disclosures […]