Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

Advancing Law and Management

ISSN No. : 2583-9896

Implications of Restrictive Birthright Citizenship Policies for the Indian Diaspora

Restrictive birthright citizenship laws abroad, combined with India’s single citizenship policy, put many children of the Indian diaspora at risk of statelessness and limited legal rights. India’s Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) status offers partial benefits but not full citizenship/ This paper highlights the need for India to reform citizenship policies, to protect and support […]

Beyond The Gavel: The Future of Legal Technology in India

“Technology is no longer an option but a necessity in ensuring access to justice” This powerful statement captures why legal technology today is not merely desirable but essential to a modern justice system. Imagine a courtroom that never sleeps, where AI tools assist filing of pleadings, and hearings happen seamlessly regardless of the distance. In […]

Understanding Human Rights Violations in India: An Advanced Legal Perspective

Human rights are pivotal in safeguarding the dignity and worth of individuals, serving as a vital cornerstone for societal justice. However, in India, which is often regarded as the world’s largest democracy, human rights violations persist. These violations can manifest in various forms, from discrimination and police brutality to caste-based atrocities and restrictions on freedom […]

Demystifying the Money Laundering Act : Between Enforcement and Rights

Money laundering poses a serious threat to the integrity of financial systems and democratic institutions, especially in developing economies like India. The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA) , enacted in line with India’s obligations under the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) , forms the backbone of the country’s anti-money laundering regime. This article […]

Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint in India : Balancing Justice and Constitutional Boundaries

The balance of power among the government’s organs is still influenced by the interaction between judicial activism and restraint, which has shaped India’s constitutional landscape. Judicial activism is marked by the judiciary’s proactive role in upholding fundamental rights and filling legislative gaps. It often stands in contrast to judicial restraint, which emphasises deference to the […]