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Navigating religious freedoms: essential practices and constitutional rights in India

By Rajarshi Dwivedi January 18, 2025

What is religion to one is superstition to another ~ Chief Justice Latham of Australia India is the cradle of several religions, including Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism. Religious traditions and

Civil Law Family Law

Justice Secured: Supreme Court Reaffirms Maintenance Rights For Muslim Women

By Rajarshi Dwivedi January 18, 2025

Maintenance as a right for women is indispensable in nature. It is not just a right of the wife per se but also a necessary support to ensure her living

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

Guardians of Cyber Sturdiness: Enhancing the Cyber Security methodologies through Strategic Corporate governance

By Manshaa Dhar January 18, 2025

In July 2022, Twitter, now X, witnessed a Data breach of about 5.4 million Twitter accounts by a hacker who went by the alias “devil”[1]. Twitter is not the only

Corporate Law Intellectual Property Rights

Impacts of Indirect Liability Regulations of Intermediaries in Copyright- Infringing Content on the Internet

By Yashika Malik January 18, 2025

In the article “Impacts of Indirect Liability Regulations of Intermediaries in Copyright- Infringing Content on the Internet” by Ane Maria Pineda Cely talks about Internet service providers' legal obligations. The

Contemporary Law Fashion Law

Unravelling The Threads: Navigating Legal Challenges in Fashion’s Fast Evolving Landscape

By Paridhi Malik January 18, 2025

Fashion is not merely the paparazzi flashes and trends, it is a multi-billion dollar sector that has various other sects like art, culture, creativity, and commerce. Not only in India

Case Briefs

Case commentary: thakorlal d vadgama vs state of gujarat

By Fatima Faridi January 18, 2025

CASE NAME- THAKORLAL D VADGAMA vs STATE OF GUJARAT Case No.- Criminal Appeal no. 18 of 1970, decided on May 2, 1973 (From Gujrat High Court) ADVOCATES- For Appellant -

Constitutional Law

Right to Die- Analysing Euthanasia through the Prism of Article 21 and Judicial Interpretations

By Aditya Deshmukh January 18, 2025

The Health Ministry released new guidelines in September 2024 as per which passive euthanasia could be done under four conditions which include patient being declared brain stem dead, patient unlikely

Contemporary Law Corporate Law Cyber Law Intellectual Property Rights

The Role of Social Media in Trademark Enforcement

By Ankit Kumar January 18, 2025

The world has been digitized, and in this digital world, social media is everywhere, even in remote locations where earlier we had only thought of having a digital connection. These

Contemporary Law General Intellectual Property Rights

Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Empowering Women

By Vaasawa Sharma January 18, 2025

"Think like a queen. A queen is not afraid to fail. Failure is another stepping stone to greatness". -Oprah Winfrey has rightly said. Women are the beautiful creation of God, the

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

Personality Rights – the recent struggle against AI

By Wasfia Zahra January 18, 2025

In a recent case, Indian Playback Singer and Composer Arijit Singh has approached the Honourable Bombay High Court in order to protect his personality rights viz-a-viz, his own name, voice,