The Legal Dimensions of India’s Rising Heat Crisis
This article explores the constitutional and legal governance of the growing problem of heatwaves in India, asserting that it has become much more than an environmental issue and is instead a serious public health, labour rights and human rights problem. It examines the current state of the law on heatwaves, including the lack of statutory […]
PROTECTING DIGNITY OR RECORDING VIOLATIONS? THE NHRC AND VIOLENCE AGAINST MARRIED WOMEN
The article critically discusses the function of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in tackling violence against married women in India and doubts whether it is a body of protection or it is just a body to record the violation of human rights after the incident. Based on the statutory mandate of the NHRC, judicial […]
THE ROLE OF THE BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA IN LEGAL EDUCATION: REFLECTIONS FROM THE RMLNLU RECOGNITION CONTROVERSY
This article looks at the history of the Bar Council of India (BCI) as the controlling body of legal education against the backdrop of the recent controversy about its recognition of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU). It examines the legislation that governs the process of institutional recognition under the Advocates Act, 1961, […]
FORCE MAJEURE OR POLICY FAILURE? INDIA’S COMMERCIAL VULNERABILITIES AMID THE IRAN CONFLICT
This article looks into the recurring economic disruptions in the Persian Gulf that are happening in India and whether they should be seen as force majeure events or the results of ongoing policy failures. With the current Iran conflict as a lens and drawing parallels with earlier regional conflicts, the article discusses India’s ongoing reliance […]
RIGHT TO DIE WITH DIGNITY: THE SUPREME COURT’S LANDMARK RULING IN HARISH RANA V. UNION OF INDIA
The landmark judgment Harish Rana V. Union of India delivered by a two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Justices J.B. Pardiwala and K.V. Viswanathan. The judgment arose from a Miscellaneous Application filed by the parents of Harish Rana, a young man who had been in a Permanent Vegetative State (PVS) for over […]
INDIA’S DPDP ACT 2023 & THE EU AI ACT: TWO DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO REGULATING THE DIGITAL FUTURE
The regulation of personal data and its protection have emerged as the pressing issue in the digital age. While the European Union has built a dual-tracked regulatory structure, anchored first in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and more recently supplemented by the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act), India has followed a different […]
YOUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS IN COURT: HOW SOCIAL MEDIA EVIDENCE IS CHANGING CRIMINAL TRIAL
Social media has become a routine source of evidence in Indian criminal trials. With the increased use of such platforms, being used for committing crime, a series of questions related to privacy, freedom of speech, admissibility, and reliability arises when digital footprints from such platforms reach the courtrooms as evidence. This blog will delve into […]
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MODERN COURTROOMS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
Integration of AI with the judicial system has emerged as the most transformative and legally complex question in the present time. This blog examines how AI is being deployed across courtrooms globally from predictive risk-scoring tools in the United States to administrative automation in India and covers both the efficiency gains and the constitutional perils […]
IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN)ACT, 2015
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 was mainly establish to provide the protection and rehabilitation t to the child in conflict with law and child in need of care and protection to the children. Even though its woks properly but it faced the lots of challenges, this article mainly focus on […]
TIME BOUND RESOLUTION PROCESS UNDER INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY CODE, 2016
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code played an important to deal with the matters in relation to insolvency of corporate debtor, individual, partnership firm. This only happen when the corporate debtor became insolvent. This mainly focusing on the time bound resolution process under IBC. The CIRP is only finished the stipulated time period, but not finished […]