Artificial Intelligence and the Right to Privacy: Assessing the Adequacy of India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern governance, commerce, healthcare, finance, education, and law enforcement. AI systems rely heavily on the collection, processing, and analysis of personal data to generate predictions, automate decisions, and improve efficiency. While AI offers unprecedented opportunities for economic growth and technological advancement, it also poses significant threats […]
JUSTICE BEYOND AGE: THE NEED TO REFORM JUVENILE LAWS
Justice Beyond Age: The Need to Reform Juvenile Laws examines the evolving challenges confronting the juvenile justice system in the context of increasing involvement of minors in serious offences. While juvenile justice is traditionally founded on the principles of rehabilitation, reintegration, and the recognition that children possess greater capacity for reform than adults, recent incidents […]
Rethinking Reservation Policies: Balancing Social Justice with Meritocracy in Contemporary India
Reservation in India is a constitutionally recognized mechanism of affirmative action aimed at addressing historical discrimination and promoting substantive equality for socially and educationally disadvantaged communities. Over the years, however, the reservation system has become the subject of intense debate concerning its impact on meritocracy, administrative efficiency, and social cohesion. This article examines the historical […]
CAN LEGISLATORS SELL THEIR VOTE? A CRITICAL COMMENTARY ON SITA SOREN V. UNION OF INDIA (2024)
The Supreme Court’s decision in Sita Soren v. Union of India (2024) marks a significant development in India’s constitutional jurisprudence by overruling P.V. Narasimha Rao v. State (1998). The judgment clarifies that parliamentary privilege under Articles 105(2) and 194(2) does not extend to acts of bribery committed by legislators. This case commentary examines the Court’s […]
DIGITAL RESURRECTION AND POSTHUMOUS PRIVACY: WHO OWNS YOUR DATA AFTER DEATH?
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming modern society while exposing significant gaps in existing legal frameworks. This article examines whether India’s current laws are equipped to address emerging challenges relating to privacy, accountability, algorithmic bias, deepfakes, and AI-driven decision-making. It evaluates the adequacy of existing legal and regulatory mechanisms and highlights the need for a balanced […]
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INDIA: IS THE LAW READY FOR THE FUTURE?
Artificial Intelligence is transforming governance, commerce, and everyday life, while simultaneously exposing significant gaps in existing legal frameworks. This article examines whether India’s current legal regime is equipped to address emerging challenges such as privacy, algorithmic bias, liability, deepfakes, and AI-driven decision-making. It evaluates the adequacy of existing laws, including the Digital Personal Data Protection […]
LEGAL ASPECTS OF DEEPFAKES AND AI-GENERATED CONTENT IN INDIA: CHALLENGES, LIABILITY AND THE NEED FOR REGULATORY REFORM
Artificial intelligence has accelerated the creation of deepfakes and other AI-generated content, raising significant legal concerns relating to privacy, reputation, electoral integrity, and digital identity. India currently addresses these issues through existing cyber, criminal, constitutional, and data protection laws rather than a dedicated regulatory framework. This article examines the legal challenges posed by deepfakes, analyses […]
Role of Kisan Credit Card (KCC)
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Indian Family Law: Marriage, Divorce and Maintenance
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Landmark Supreme Court Judgements in India
The Supreme Court of India has played a transformative role in shaping the country’s legal and constitutional framework. Through its landmark judgments, the Court has not only interpreted laws but has also responded to the changing needs of society by protecting rights, promoting justice, and ensuring accountability. This study examines several significant judicial decisions dealing […]