Abstract For centuries, menstrual health—an ineluctable biological reality that shapes daily existence—has been hushed into the realm of silence and stigma. In India, though the consequences were silent, they resulted

A Doctrinal Analysis of the Legal Frameworks Governing the Indian Fashion Industry ABSTRACT The Indian fashion industry, which is worth over one hundred billion United States dollars and is increasing

Introduction Karnataka is the first state to formally introduce a policy called the menstrual leave policy. This policy aims to provide paid 1-day- menstrual leave for working women in all

Introduction The right to privacy has become one of the most debated and contentious rights in today's digital age. Personal information is constantly created, stored, and processed using digital platforms

Introduction When I first looked at the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020, what stood out to me was not just the subject itself, but the larger idea

Introduction - The Indian Constitution never actually spells out a Right to Privacy. But over the years, courts have filled that gap. Article 21 says the State can’t take anyone’s

Introduction Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) provide the creators and innovators with the exclusive right over the usage and commercial exploitation of their inventions. Although these rights are necessary to motivate

The Central Excise Amendment bill, 2025[1] received Presidential assent on the 11th of December 2025 much to the dismay of some 250 million people that comprise of the tobacco consuming

Introduction The expansion of India’s platform economy has disrupted the conceptual foundations of labour law. Digital intermediaries such as Uber, Zomato and Swiggy operate through asset-light models that rely on

Introduction: “The reality of past or future conditions did not matter deeply to the tenancy debate; what was vital was that tenants were perceived to be poor and oppressed, and