CYBER LAW IN INDIA: OVERVIEW AND RECENT TRENDS
The rapid expansion of digital technology has fundamentally transformed the social, economic, and legal landscape of India. The growth of internet accessibility, digital payment systems, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, e-commerce, and social media platforms has accelerated India’s transition toward a digital economy. Government initiatives such as Digital India and the increasing dependence on online services […]
COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES IN CRIMINAL SENTENCING: SHOULD INDIAN COURTS CONSIDER THE IMPACT ON THE OFFENDER’S FAMILY?
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CASE COMMENT: IDBI BANK LTD. V. JAYPEE INFRATECH LIMITED. (2023)
This case comment examines the ruling of the Supreme Court of India in IDBI Bank Ltd. V. Jaypee Infratech Ltd.,a landmark and highly prominent proceeding arising out of India’s most eminent high-profile insolvency case under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. This particular case brought to attention a big loophole and a crisis at the […]
DEMONETISATION AND ITS UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES: WHAT THE 2016 INDIAN CURRENCY REFORM TELLS US ABOUT THE LIMITS OF LEGAL FORESIGHT
On November 8, 2016, the government of India announced that currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 would no longer be a legal financial tender with immediate effect. What followed was one of the most contested economic policy experiments in modern democratic history. This research paper looks at the socio-economic repercussions of that decision, […]
Space Exploration and the Law: Does India’s Investment in Outer Space Deliver Measurable Returns, or Is It Merely Prestige Dressed in Policy?
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GUARDIANS OF LIBERTY:- A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION.
Fundamental rights constitution of cornerstone of a democratic constitutional framework ensuring the protection of individual liberty, equality, and human dignity. These rights are enshrined in the constitution as basic guarantees against arbitrary state action and are essential for the holistic development of individual being justiciable in nature, fundamental rights are enforceable through judicial remedies thereby […]
Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala: A Case Commentary
Democratic systems have historically demonstrated a certain degree of vulnerability over time. Although foundational texts like the Indian Constitution embody the aspirations and principles of a newly independent nation, future governments often adopt practical approaches that may not always align with those original ideals. In this context, the decision in Kesavananda Bharati v. State of […]
BLUEPRINT OF DEMOCRACY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE KEY FEATURES OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
The Constitution of India serves as the highest legal authority, laying down the framework for governance and protecting the rights of citizens and serves as the backbone of its democratic system. It came into force on 26 January 1950 and reflects the aspirations of the people to build a just, inclusive, and progressive society. The […]
Evaluation of Indian Constitutional Law: A Chronological Perspective
The Constitution of India serves as the central framework guiding India’s democratic governance and legal order. Enforced on 26 January 1950, it embodies the national’s enduring commitment to justice, liberty, equality and human dignity. Over the decades, Indian constitutional law has evolved through judicial interpretation, constitutional amendments, and changing social and political conditions. A chronological […]
NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL: STRENTHENING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN INDIA
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