WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTION IN INDIA — LAW IN LETTER OR SPIRIT?
INVISIBLE LIVES, INALIENABLE RIGHTS: REVISITING ARTICLE 21 IN THE CONTEXT OF BEGGING AND EUTHANASIA
Criminalization of begging and the act of euthanasia are two significant topics where Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is involved. On one side, by criminalizing begging, it deprives humans of the right to live with dignity guaranteed under Article 21. Whereas, on the other hand, by not permitting euthanasia for people suffering with chronic […]
Case Commentary on Amazon.com NV Investment Holdings LLC v. Future Retail Limited & Ors.
FROM COMMONS TO CONQUEST: LEGAL FRAGILITY AND THE RISE OF TERRITORIAL SPACE POLITICS
Exploring the Fine Line: A Comprehensive Study of Bailment and Pledge.
Bailment and pledge, under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, represent foundational legal arrangements involving the transfer of goods. While bailment is the transfer of possession for a specific purpose without transfer of ownership, pledge is a subtype of bailment where goods are delivered as security for repayment of debt or performance of a promise. The […]
Shayara Bano V. Union of India
Know Your Customer (KYC): Just a Formality or a Legal Shield Against Fraud?
Breaking the silence on Marital Rape
“Equal not, special :The fight for Transgender Dignity and Justice”
Examining the Efficacy of Legal Frameworks for Gig Economy Workers Rights in India
The gig economy has introduced flexibility and autonomy for most workers, but also opened the door to severe legal issues and labour rights concerns. In India, gig laborers tend to be denied work security, healthcare benefits, and social assurance since of conventional work laws that don’t perceive modern kinds of work. This article guides us […]