Ecology is a Permanent Economy: Applying the RLEK Precedent to Today’s Himalayan Development
The Himalayas, also known as the crown of India, are one of the most ecologically sensitive areas of the world. This resource-rich and unstable area has long been subject to competing pressures of conservation and development. In recent decades, the construction of hydropower projects, highways, and the enhancement of tourism infrastructure in the Himalayan states […]
Mediating Defamation: Is an Apology Better Than an Injunction?
In today’s world, where a single social media post can destroy years of carefully built reputation, defamation disputes have become among the most urgent and emotionally difficult conflicts that individuals and organisations face. Defamation can undermine years of hard work and dedication in just a few seconds. Conventionally, such cases are addressed within the traditional […]
The Weaponization of Penal Laws: Navigating False FIRs in Matrimonial Disputes
Criminal Law exists as a shield against wrong, not as a sword in domestic warfare. Yet across Indian courts and police stations, a trend is being noticed where penal statutes that were meant to protect women from cruelty are being used as an instrument of coercion during matrimonial disputes. The most misused statute in such […]
LEGAL ASPECTS OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA
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RIGHT TO HEALTH IN INDIA
As there is no law available in India about Health Right and no expressed provision in Constitution, which deals with or expressly talk about the Health Rights in India (except Rajasthan Right to Health Care Act, 2023) , the implied responsibility of State and Judiciary to recognize and protect Human Rights of Citizens have been […]
NAVTEJ SINGH JOHAR VERSES UNION OF INDIA
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ROLE OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
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GAME OF SKILL VS GAME OF CHANCE: THE LEGAL DILEMMA OF ONLINE GAMING IN INDIA
Indian courts have spent fifty years classifying games. They have assessed rummy, horse racing, poker, and fantasy cricket and asked: is this predominantly skill, or predominantly chance? This article argues that Indian law has been classifying the wrong thing entirely. Skill and chance are not fixed properties of games. They are relational properties of the […]
BALANCING PRIVACY RIGHTS AND STATE INTEREST UNDER INDIA’S DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION REGIME
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 marks the country’s first full attempt at managing personal data in the digital space. It specifies what people can expect when it comes to their data and what’s expected from organizations that use it. But there’s a catch, the law also gives the government a lot of wiggle […]
EMERGENCY ARBITRATION AND JUDICIAL RECOGNITION IN INDIA: A CASE COMMENTARY ON AMAZON V FUTURE RETAIL
This commentary examines the Indian Supreme Court’s decision in Amazon.com NV Investment Holdings LLC v. Future Retail Ltd. and its significance for emergency arbitration in India. It argues that the judgment marked a major shift in Indian arbitration law by recognizing emergency arbitrator orders as enforceable under Section 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, […]