From Human Managers to Algorithms: Reimagining Labour Law for the AI Economy in India
This research paper undertakes a comprehensive doctrinal and comparative analysis of the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in employment, focusing on the legal challenges posed by algorithmic management in India. As workplaces transition from traditional human-led hierarchies to automated, data-driven systems, existing labour protections face unprecedented conceptual and practical strain. This paper examines the constitutional […]
Justice K. S. Puttaswamy (Retd.) and Anr. vs Union Of India And Ors
“Privacy includes at its core the preservation of personal intimacies, the sanctity of family life, marriage, procreation, the home and sexual orientation. Privacy also connotes a right to be left alone. Privacy safeguards individual autonomy and recognises the ability of the individual to control vital aspects of his or her life.” Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Puttaswamy […]
Is Indian Intellectual Property Law Ready for the Metaverse? Challenges, Gaps, and the Way Forward
The metaverse is rapidly evolving from science fiction into a vibrant, immersive digital world where people work, socialize, shop, and create. This shift is putting serious pressure on traditional intellectual property laws. This poses a pressing question: Is Indian IP law truly ready for the metaverse? India’s legal framework built around the Copyright Act, 1957, […]
Legal Aspects of the Indian Education Sector: Challenges, Regulations, and the Path Forward
The Indian education system stands at a critical juncture, shaped by constitutional mandates, historical legislation, and evolving judicial interpretations. While education has been recognized as a fundamental right, systemic issues persist: outdated curricula, rote memorization, teacher shortages, and the unchecked rise of coaching institutions that hinder holistic development. Here, we examines the legal framework governing […]
TELECOM SECURITY THROUGH SANCHAR SAATHI: IS VOLUNTARINESS ENOUGH?
Governments today increasingly govern not by issuing orders, but by building digital systems that shape how people communicate. Sanchar Saathi, a platform created by the Government of India to prevent telecom fraud and help users recover lost phones, is one such system. By allowing phones to be blocked across networks using their International Mobile Equipment […]
ADDRESSING THE ADDRESS: THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNOR UNDER ARTICLE 176
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WHO OWNS YOUR THOUGHTS? AI, PRIVACY AND THE EMERGING RIGHT TO MENTAL SELF-DETERMINATION
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THE COMING-OF-AGE CONUNDRUM: NAVIGATING THE ELECTION OF A MINOR PARTNER
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TRADEMARK REGISTRATION PROCESS IN INDIA
This is a procedural/explanatory article on trademark registration in India, written from a media and entertainment law perspective. It opens with the legal framework, the Trade Marks Act, 1999 and the Trade Marks Rules, 2017, before turning to what can actually be registered in the entertainment space: production house names, channel/OTT brands, sound logos, film […]
THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF AI VOICE CLONING IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
The article traces how AI voice-cloning technology has outpaced the legal frameworks designed to protect performers’ identities. It opens with three high-profile controversies (the AI-generated “Heart on My Sleeve” track, a fraudulent Tom Hanks dental ad, and Scarlett Johansson’s dispute with OpenAI) to illustrate the stakes. The piece then surveys the legal terrain across five […]