REGULATING EXPRESSION: BALANCING CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOM AND STATE CENSORSHIP IN INDIA
In March 2025, comedian Kunal Kamra sparked a national free speech debate with a parody subtly mocking Maharashtra’s Deputy CM, the satire resulted in the vandalism of a Mumbai comedy club, police complaints, and breach of privilege proceedings. Kamra’s refusal to apologise, exemplified how satire in India often leads to censorship, legal threats, and political […]
SUB-CATEGORIZATION IN RESERVATION: A CASE ANALYSIS OF THE STATE OF PUNJAB & ORS. vs DAVINDER SINGH & ORS. (2024)
Use of Force and State Sovereignty: A Case Commentary on Nicaragua v. United States (1986)
Shayara Bano v. Union of India (2017)
Non-Performing Assets (NPAS) and the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC): Evaluating the Effectiveness of India’s Legal Framework for Bad Debt Resolution
India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, introduced in 2016, brought together several outdated insolvency laws into one clear, time-bound system to tackle the growing problem of corporate distress and bad loans in the country. This research looks at how effectively the IBC has addressed the issue of non-performing assets in the banking sector. With the help […]
Key Features of the Indian Constitution
The Efficacy of Drug Courts in Reducing Recidivism
Drug courts are specialized court docket programs that target criminal defendants and offenders, juvenile offenders, and parents with pending child welfare cases who have alcohol and other drug dependency problems. These courts seek to reduce recidivism and substance abuse among participants and to increase their likelihood of successful rehabilitation. This research investigates the efficacy of […]
EVIDENTIARY DIMENSIONS OF CYBER FORENSICS IN INDIA: A LEGAL AND TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
The cross-section of law and technology is emerging with numerous shifts in the digital environment. Whereas the commission of offences is also rising at an alarming rate, where offenders use technology as a whole or part in any stage of the crime. The primary objective of cyber forensics is to aid the court in its […]
THE EMPLOYMENT DIVIDE: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND POLICY INNOVATIONS FOR JOB CREATION IN INDIA
The country, like India, aspired to generate meaningful employment for its people, but it still faces a multifaceted employment divide. The disparities of employment fall into both the buckets of rural and urban arenas. This paper highlights the critical analysis of this divide through several bases in the socio-economic model. It underlines the legal framework […]
THE DOCTOR IN THE DOCK: NAVIGATING THE NEW BHARAT MEDICO-LEGAL MAZE
The article examines the intricate and dynamic realm of medical jurisprudence in India, highlighting the growing legal challenges that doctors face in today’s healthcare landscape. It outlines the historical evolution of medico-legal principles in the country and examines how modern laws impact medical practitioners’ daily responsibilities and rights. With rising medico-legal claims and regulatory complexities, […]