When the Evidence Disappears: The Accountability Gap in the Preservation of Digital Evidence in Custodial Violence Cases in India
Custodial violence is among the hardest forms of State abuse to investigate and prosecute, since the person alleging violence is often placed at a considerable evidentiary disadvantage. While in custody, the individual is under the State’s control, and the State may at the same time control much of the evidence that could establish what took […]
Before You Post That Court Reel: The Legal and Ethical Limits on Law Students’ Social Media
Social media has become a popular platform for law students to share their experiences and build professional networks. However, sharing courtroom experiences online raises concerns about privacy, confidentiality, and professional ethics. This blog highlights the importance of responsible social media use among law students and the need to respect court proceedings. It emphasizes that future […]
The Evolving Scope of Mental Cruelty as a Ground for Divorce: A Critical Analysis of Sonal Talpada v. Veerbhan Singh (2026 INSC 620)
This case commentary examines the evolving concept of mental cruelty under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, in light of the Supreme Court’s judgment in Sonal Talpada v. Veerbhan Singh (2026 INSC 620). The judgment highlights the significance of prolonged separation, lack of cohabitation, emotional alienation and the failure of spouses to rebuild […]
Offensive Speech or Protected Expression? Rethinking Constitutional Limits on Online Comedy Through the India’s Got Latent Controversy
The Digital Era today has brought significant changes in the lives of people. The power of social media platforms have become supreme and words suddenly hold greater value because of public scrutiny.This transformation has created difficult questions concerning the constitutional limits of offensive, vulgar and provocative expression.This article revolves around the controversy of Youtube’s comedy […]
CASE COMMENTARY: DGGI & ORS. V. GAMESKRAFT TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. & ORS.
The commentary analyses the Supreme Court’s decision in Directorate General of Goods and Services Tax Intelligence (Hqs.) v. Gameskraft Technologies Private Ltd., 2026 INSC 595. The issue in the case started with the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax in the online gaming sector. The decision clarifies the issue of retrospectivity of the amendment […]
BANNED, RESTRICTED, OR JUST IGNORED? THE NICOTINE POUCH CONFUSION IN INDIA
With the introduction of new nicotine products in the world, there is an increase in concerns regarding regulation. The blog examines the statutory confusion for fast-growing nicotine pouches in India. It studies the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003, the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019, and the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, each […]
RECALIBRATING COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM: FISCAL IMPLICATIONS OF GST IN INDIA
The introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in 2017 to establish a uniform indirect taxation system in India is a major reform towards removing the cascading effects of the multiple taxation system. Conceived with the framework of cooperative federalism, GST sought to coordinate the centre- state fiscal relations. However, its practical implications reflect […]
BETWEEN TRAINING AND LABOUR: THE REGULATORY GAP IN INDIA’S UNPAID INTERNSHIP REGIME
The article argues that while the Bar Council of India explicitly mandates legal internships, they remain silent on remuneration at the structural, judicial, and professional levels. This emerges in the definitional structure of labor laws for the terms “employee” and “workers”. It also presupposes an employer-employee relation, which does not apply to internship arrangements. Furthermore, […]
TUKARAM AND ANOTHER V. STATE OF MAHARASHTRA (1979): WOMANHOOD AND ITS CONSTRAINTS
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SAFAI KARAMCHARI ANDOLAN V. UNION OF INDIA (2014): HUMAN DIGNITY & CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE
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