Liberty in Crisis-Fundamental Rights During an Emergency
WHEN FREEDOM MEETS FEAR Freedom is often taken for granted until the day it begins to disappear. We live our daily lives speaking our minds, moving freely, practicing our beliefs, and expressing our opinions without constantly thinking about the rights that make these freedoms possible. These protections, knows as Fundamental Rights, are the backbone of […]
From the Crime Scene to the Courtroom;The Role of Forensic Evidence and Cross-Examination
From the Crime Scene to the Courtroom: The Role of Forensic Evidence and Cross-Examination is a story of how facts travel from dust, blood, fiber, and fingerprints to the cold precision of legal argument. In a criminal case, forensic helps uncover what happened, while cross-examination testes whether that scientific story can stand up in court.
Beyond Biryani and Rasgulla: Protecting India’s Culinary Heritage Through IPR Law
Indian cuisine reflects the country’s history, culture, religion, geography, and traditions, with regional dishes serving as symbols of local identity and heritage. As globalization and commercial food branding increase, traditional recipes and culinary practices face growing risks of imitation, misuse, and exploitation without proper recognition. This paper examines whether India’s culinary heritage can be effectively […]
IMPORTANCE OF WORK LIFE BALANCE IN EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING
This paper examines the importance of work-life balance in promoting employee well-being within the framework of Indian labour laws and constitutional principles. It analyses the impact of workplace practices on employees’ physical and mental health, explores relevant legal provisions and judicial precedents, and highlights the need for organisational policies that support healthier and more sustainable […]
Burnout at Work: Should Labour Law Treat it as a Workplace Injury?
This paper examines whether burnout resulting from chronic workplace stress should be recognised as a workplace injury under Indian labour law. It analyses the existing legal framework, constitutional protections, judicial precedents, and international practices to identify gaps in the recognition of work-related psychological harm. The paper argues for legal reforms to ensure greater protection of […]
CASE COMMENTARY: JEEJA GHOSH v. UNION OF INDIA & Ors – DISABILITY RIGHTS, DIGNITY, AND EQUALITY IN PUBLIC SPACES
This case commentary examines the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Jeeja Ghosh v. Union of India (2016), a significant judgment that strengthened disability rights as an integral part of constitutional rights in India. The case arose from the forcible deboarding of disability rights activist Jeeja Ghosh from a commercial flight solely because of her cerebral […]
FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
The unprecedented heightening of social media has reshaped the nature of freedom of speech and expression, making it possible for people to communicate, acquire information, and take part in public discussions like never before. The article aims to look into the constitutional and legal aspects of freedom of speech in the current internet era, especially […]
CORPORATE FRAUD IN INDIA: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND REGULATORY RESPONSES
Corporate fraud is a principal problem in India while hindering corporate governance and eroding fiscal stability. This article examines the various legal and regulatory frameworks surrounding corporate fraud in India. It puts emphasis on the Companies Act, 2013, Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, the SEBI Act, 1992 among various acts that relate to corporate […]
THE CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF THE WAQF (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2025 : A CRITICAL LEGAL ANALYSIS
The Waqf (Amendment) Act of 2025 brings into focus an important constitutional issue, namely the state’s regulatory power over waqf properties and the autonomy guaranteed to religious entities under the Constitution of India. The article assesses the validity of this legal framework from constitutional perspective, looking at its relevance with Articles 14, 25, 26 and […]
NATIONAL SECURITY AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: THE CONSTITUTIONAL BALANCE IN INDIA
The article discusses the balance found by the Constitution of India between national security and fundamental liberties. Even though Part III assures fundamental freedoms, it should be noted that the Constitution permits a number of restrictions on those freedoms in the interest of such issues as sovereignty, security of the state, and public order. In […]