Drone Regulations In India : Balancing Innovation And Safety
The incredibly rapid growth of the digital economy in India has changed the entire market dynamics, but at the same time, it has brought such challenges that the existing competition laws framework are hardly capable of solving._x000D_ This article very critically outlines the journey of Indian competition law from its ex-post enforcement paradigm of the […]
The Role of Artificial Intelligence In Enhancing Anti-Corruption Enforcement: Opportunities and Ethical Dilemmas in Predictive Analysis for Detecting Bribery
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how we enforce anti-corruption by using predictive analytics to find bribery and other illegal activities more efficiently than ever. This article looks at the opportunities AI offers, like monitoring procurement processes in real time, spotting irregularities in financial transactions, and forecasting risks in public sectors. It draws from global case […]
Evaluating the Effectiveness of India’s Flood Management Laws.
The Brahmaputra River, which flows from China to India and Bangladesh too always has been the focus of flood vulnerability for years. Heavy rains, climate change, unplanned placement of human life, deforestation are some core reasons which have made this region one of the most flood prone areas in India. Back from 2012 to 2022, […]
The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code, 2016: A Critical Analysis Of Its Impact On Corporate Debt Resolution In India
This paper critically examines the implications of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), on the resolution of corporate debt in India. It asks if the IBC has improved corporate governance, balanced debtor and creditor interests, raised creditor recoveries, and given time-bound solutions. Doctrinal examination of the IBC and notable court decisions complements empirical data […]
From International Commitments to Domestic Law: The Federal Implications of Article 253
Article 253 of the Indian Constitution gives Parliament the power to make laws that all of India must follow to carry out international treaties, conventions, and agreements, even on issues that are constitutionally reserved for the states. This provision shows that India is serious about its international duties and needs to speak with one voice […]
PROTECTING PROTEST, ENSURING ORDER: ANALYSING REASONABLE RESTRICTIONS AND THE BOUNDARIES OF DISSENT
The right to protest under Article 19(1)(a), (b), and (c) of the Indian Constitution, with its origins in the nation’s long history of anti-colonial resistance, is considered as a sacrosanct and fundamental component of India’s democratic fabric. However, in recent times, there has been an increase in instances of sustained blockage of public infrastructure, vandalism, […]
Legal Aspects Of Water Resource Management And River Interlinking In India
India’s water resource governance faces significant challenges arising from inter-state disputes, uneven spatial and temporal distribution of water, over-extraction, pollution, and climate-induced variability. River interlinking has been proposed as a strategic solution to address these challenges; however, it raises intricate legal, environmental, and social issues requiring doctrinal scrutiny. This paper examines the constitutional and statutory […]
Evolving Challenges in Sports Governance: Investigating Future Pathways For Addressing Persistent Issues like Match Fixing And Inequality
The nature of sports governance has been subject to changing challenges that jeopardize the integrity, inclusivity and sustainability of sporting ecosystems worldwide. Such problems as match-fixing and gender inequality are discussed in this article as they negatively affect fair play and equal participation. Based on recent statistics, such as the 2024 Integrity Report of Sportradar, […]
The Pursuit of Reforms in Indian Classrooms.
Education has always portrayed a vital role in India, which has indeed helped the country to grow in every field. However, difficulties did arise, but Indian laws always found a way to overcome them and adapt accordingly to the dynamic conditions of society. Education has always been seen as a right, and a very essential […]
Data Protection And Privacy Law In India
ACADEMIC AND POLICY SOURCES_x000D_ 1. Bhatia, Gautam, The Transformative Constitution (HarperCollins, 2019)._x000D_ 2. Chander, Anupam, “Data Protection in India: The Road Ahead” in Journal of Indian Law_x000D_ and Society (2020)._x000D_ 3. Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF), “Analysis of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act,_x000D_ 2023” [Policy Paper]._x000D_ 4. World Bank Report, Data for Better Lives (2021).