Principle of Sustainable Development in Environmental Law
Principal of sustainable development constitute as the backbone of environmental law. It balance economic growth social equality and environmental protection. In this article we will understand what is the concept of the sustainable development why it is necessary and the principal related to it and some afterwards .
VISHAKHA & Others. v. STATE OF RAJASTHAN and Others. (1997) 6 SCC 241
This article deals with the details analysis of the visakha and others versus state of Rajasthan and others ( 1997). The article includes the introduction, background ,facts, issues, contentions by the parties judgement and guidelines lay down in this side case. Not only this but I will also discuss what is the effect of this […]
Climate Changes is a Human Rights Issue
Climate change is a long term shift in a Earth overall weather pattern and every temperature. It usually happens naturally over a long period of time but human activities especially burning fossils, fuels like coal, oil and the gases have become the main driver of rapid global warming today. Climate change posses a direct thread […]
Competition Law In Digital Era
The rapid expansion of digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, big data, e-commerce and online platforms, has fundamentally transformed the structure and functioning of markets. While digitalisation has promoted innovation, consumer convenience and economic growth, it has simultaneously created complex competition concerns relating to market concentration, network effects, data dominance, algorithmic collusion, self-preferencing and ecosystem lock-in. […]
Legal Aid In India
In a democratic society, Justice acts as a cornerstone. However, only the access to the legal system to every individual, irrespective of social background, financial status, literacy level, gender makes the idea of justice meaningful in true sense. In a country like India where millions of people cannot afford legal representation and remain unaware of […]
Landmark Judgement in India
The Supreme Court of India has played a transformative role in shaping the country’s constitutional jurisprudence and safeguarding fundamental rights. This paper examines six landmark judgments that have significantly influenced constitutional governance: Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala, Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India, Vishakha v. State of Rajasthan, Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of […]
Human Rights Violations in India: Legal Remedies
Human rights are fundamental to preserving human dignity, equality and justice in a democratic society. Despite India’s comprehensive constitutional and statutory framework, including Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, violations such as custodial violence, discrimination, gender-based violence, child exploitation, bonded labour and environmental injustice continue to persist. This research […]
Corporate Law Vs Commercial Law
The legal architecture that sustains the modern global economy is predominantly divided into two specialized branches: corporate law and commercial law. Although these fields are frequently conflated in general business discourse, they operate through distinct mechanisms, serve different regulatory objectives, and address disparate dimensions of the enterprise life cycle. Corporate law functions as the internal […]
Arbitrability of Commercial Disputes in India: What Can and Cannot Go to Arbitration
Arbitrability means whether a dispute can be resolved by arbitration which depends on its subject matter and the relevant law. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 does not itself expressly list which disputes cannot be arbitrated. Instead, Indian courts have developed this understanding through various judgments. This paper examines the concept of arbitrability with a […]
DIGITAL EVIDENCE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A CASE COMMENTARY ON ARJUN PANDITRAO KHOTKAR v. KAILASH KUSHANRAO GORANTYAL & ORS. (2020) AND IN RE: GUIDLINES FOR DIGITAL DEVICE SEIZURE (FOUNDATION FOR MEDIA PROFESSIONALS / RAMASWAMY VS UNION OF INDIA)
The increasing reliance on electronic records in legal proceedings has raised significant questions concerning their admissibility, authenticity, preservation, and the protection of fundamental rights. This paper examines the evolving legal framework governing digital evidence in India through the Supreme Court’s decision in Arjun Panditrao Khotkar v. Kailash Kushanrao Gorantyal & Ors. (2020) and the constitutional […]