GROUNDING THE GAP: INDIA’S SPACE ACTIVITIES BILL IN LIGHT OF THE ICJ’S 2025 ADVISORY OPINION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
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FROM STATUTORY INDULGENCE TO CONSTITUTIONAL ENTITLEMENT: THE ESCALATING JUDICIAL DOCTRINE OF MATERNITY RIGHTS IN INDIA
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The Unheard Amicus: Revisiting OHCHR’s CAA Intervention as India Awaits a Verdict
With the Supreme Court concluding the final hearings in May 2026, as the country awaits the final judgement in one of the most contested legal disputes in contemporary history, it makes this the right moment to revisit an overlooked procedural episode from this case’s history. The Indian Union Muslim League v. Union of India started […]
Presented Compliance, Absent Accountability: Article 36 Weapons Review as an Accountability Sink
This paper asks whether Article 36 of Additional Protocol I functions as a genuine accountability safeguard for weapons review, or merely produces its appearance. Using doctrinal reconstruction of Article 36’s architecture (via the ICRC’s Guide and Commentary) combined with an interdisciplinary framework borrowed from Dan Davies’ concept of the “accountability sink,” the paper maps three […]
The “State of Exception” in the World’s Largest Democracy: A Critical Analysis of India’s National Security Initiatives through the lens of International Human Rights Law
The work raises a fundamental question concerning India’s national security apparatus; specifically, whether its labelling of internal dissent and its principal anti-terror statute remain consistent with its International Human Rights Law (IHRL) obligations, despite formal treaty compliance. Using doctrinal analysis of the ICCPR, IHL classification criteria (the Tadić test), and India’s own reservations/declarations, alongside case […]
Beyond Bilateral Agreements: Are Foreign Military Bases Adequately Regulated Under International Law?
This paper interrogates the widely-held assumption that foreign military bases exist in a regulatory vacuum outside bilateral Status of Forces Agreements (SOFAs). Employing doctrinal legal analysis grounded in the customary law of state responsibility (ARSIWA), alongside a contemporary case study of the 2026 Diego Garcia/Iran episode, the paper argues that the accountability gap is not […]
ROLE OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHT COMMISSION (NHRC)
WITH THE RAPID INCREASE IN THE POPULATION OF THE WORLD THE TRUE EXISTENCE OF EACH INDIVIDUAL IN THIS WORLD MATTERS, AND THAT LEADS TO THE ULTIMATE ROLE OF A WORKING INSTITUTION OR A BODY THAT PERFORMS THE SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS FOR PRESERVING AND UPHOLDING THE TRUE SENSE OF A HUMAN BEING IN THE WORLD , THE […]
ROLE OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHT COMMISSION (NHRC)
WITH THE RAPID INCREASE IN THE POPULATION OF THE WORLD THE TRUE EXISTENCE OF EACH INDIVIDUAL IN THIS WORLD MATTERS, AND THAT LEADS TO THE ULTIMATE ROLE OF A WORKING INSTITUTION OR A BODY THAT PERFORMS THE SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS FOR PRESERVING AND UPHOLDING THE TRUE SENSE OF A HUMAN BEING IN THE WORLD , THE […]
WOMEN’S RIGHTS UNDER INDIAN LAW
IN THE WORLD OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND PERSPECTIVES, VARIED WITH THE WIDE RANGE OF DEBATES OVER THE DIFFERENT CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES, AFFECTING THE WORLD TODAY, BUT THE ULTIMATE OPINIONATED TOPIC WHICH STILL EXISTS WITH A GREAT EMERGENCE IN TODAY’S WORLD IS WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND THEIR EMERGENCE, THE ARTICLE SPECIFIES THE INDIAN LAW AND STATUTES COVERING […]
Blurring Geographical Boundaries in the Age of Digital Evidence & Cybercrime
The traditional tenets which had been followed in establishing criminal jurisdiction have constantly been challenged by the fact that cyberspace is devoid of borders. As cybercrime transcends the geographical borders, the enforcement authorities are scrapped with investigations, prosecutions and trials that are not defined by traditional boundaries. One of the significant obstacles refers to electronically […]