OPERATION SINDOOR AND THE EVOLUTION OF INDIA’S IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT REGIME
This article examines how Operation Sindoor shaped India’s immigration enforcement approach in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack. It explores the balance between national security and humanitarian concerns, arguing that stronger legal safeguards and modern enforcement mechanisms can help India address security threats while remaining consistent with constitutional values.
SATI THROUGH ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL INDIA
This paper examines the historical evolution of the practice of Sati in ancient and medieval India and analyses the social, religious and political factors that contributed to its development and continuation. It discusses the position of women in different historical periods, the role of patriarchal traditions and the impact of colonial intervention and social reform […]
Criminalization of Marital Rape in India: A Constitutional and Human Rights Analysis
Marital rape remains one of the most debated issues in Indian constitutional and criminal law. This article examines the constitutional validity of the marital rape exception through the lens of Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Indian Constitution and analyses India’s obligations under international human rights law. It discusses judicial developments, comparative legal perspectives, […]
Harish Rana v. Union of India
The decision in Harish Rana v. Union of India marks a significant development in Indian constitutional jurisprudence on the right to die with dignity. This article analyses the Supreme Court’s recognition of passive euthanasia and its clarification that clinically assisted nutrition and hydration constitute medical treatment capable of withdrawal in irreversible cases. It examines the […]
The Rise of Deepfake Technology and Its Legal Challenges in India
Deepfake technology, powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning, has emerged as a significant challenge in the digital era. By creating highly realistic but manipulated videos, images, and audio recordings, deepfakes pose serious threats to privacy, dignity, reputation, and democratic processes. This article examines the rise of deepfake technology in India and analyses the legal […]
Artificial Intelligence and Law
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the legal profession by improving legal research, contract management, dispute resolution, and judicial administration. This article examines the role of AI in the legal system from Indian and international perspectives and analyses the opportunities and challenges arising from its use. It discusses concerns relating to privacy, algorithmic bias, deepfakes, accountability, […]
Harmonization or Cosmetic Compliance? Public Policy Exception Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act vis-à-vis the UNCITRAL Model Law
This paper is a critical analysis of key issues to determine whether India’s interpretation of public policy exemption under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is a genuine reflection of harmonization with the international standards of arbitration practice or is cosmetic compliance with the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration. Public policy, under global […]
Harmonizing Laws at Sea: The Complexities of Cross Border Maritime Insolvency
Cross-border maritime insolvency typically arises in an event whereby shipping companies with both assets and creditors in many jurisdictions incur a complex cross-section of admiralty law and insolvency law. With the continued cross-border flows of ships and with companies owning assets and creditors located across borders, “it becomes hard to deal with insolvency. Some of […]
AI ASSISTED ANTI – DUMPING INVESTIGATIONS: DATA GOVERNANCE AND ALGORITHMIC ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK
The accelerating integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into trade remedy investigations is changing how national authorities collect, process, and evaluate trade data. In India, AI-assisted tools promise to improve efficiency, accuracy, and speed in anti-dumping investigations. This strengthens protection for domestic industries against unfair trade practices. However, this technological advancement brings complex legal and policy […]
The Missing Shield: Examining the Absence of Anti-Retaliation Laws in India’s Whistleblower Protection Framework
The increasing cases exposing fraud, corruption, and other forms of misconduct are highlighting a need for a person who plays crucial role in promoting transparency, accountability and ethical conduct within corporate organizations by reporting such cases. And such individuals are called as whistleblowers. For sound corporate governance whistle blowers are important and hence those are […]