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Do Humans Really Have Rights Over Nature and Other Living Beings?

By Vijay Kumawat October 9, 2025

From a recent judgment of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India on stray dogs in Delhi (In Re: City Hounded by Strays, Kids Pay the Price, Dated 11th August 2025)a

Contemporary Law

The Right to Disconnect in India: Reclaiming the ‘Off’ Switch in an ‘Always-On’ World

By Pratyush Sharma October 9, 2025

In a time characterized by hyper-connectivity, the previously distinct boundary between our work and personal lives has grown increasingly hazy. The pervasive availability of smartphones and the expectation of perpetual

Criminal Law

Bail as the Rule, Jail the Exception − Reality After the BNSS, 2023

By Himanshu October 9, 2025

Abstract India’s updated criminal law framework, introduced with the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, shifts the equilibrium between state authority and individual liberty. With enhanced powers of arrest, more stringent

Contemporary Law

Decoding the Legal Labyrinth: Navigating Lawyers’ Confidentiality and Duty Under India’s Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

By Advaith Sri Krishna Datta Mamidanna October 9, 2025

Overview of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act DPDP: The Act is a benchmark for data protection legislation in India, inspired by the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) spirit.

Contemporary Law

Gig Workers and Social Security Benefits: A Legal Perspective

By Aryan October 9, 2025

Abstract: The explosive growth of the gig economy has reshaped labour markets and daily life in India. In contrast to old work arrangements defined by rigid working hours, formal hierarchies,

Contemporary Law

Privacy Issues with Technology and Surveillance in India: Legal Issues in Relation to Facial Recognition and Drones

By Shourya Singh October 7, 2025

Introduction The expansion of state surveillance throughout India using new technologies in the guise of face recognition systems (FRS) and drones is ramping up constitutional foundational issues. As efficient and

Criminal Law

Plea Bargaining: A Comparative Study of India, the UK, and the USA – Efficient or Unjust?

By Diya Panwar October 6, 2025

1. Introduction The death sentence to Nimisha Priya by a Yemen court took back our focus on the aspect and versions of “Blood Money”¹. By this article, we will try

Civil Law

Right To Strike

By Dev Kumar October 6, 2025

Introduction A strike is considered most powerfulweapons in the hands of workers to express their dissatisfaction with employers and to demand fair treatment. It is form of collective protest, where

General

Divorce

By Khushboo Kumari October 6, 2025

The word divorce is derived from the Latin term “divortium” which means “to separate”. In a legal sense, divorce means cessation of matrimonial bond. Decree of divorce is an end

General

Overcrowding In Indian Prisons: A Crisis Beyond Bars

By Debasmita Nath October 6, 2025

Abstract Prisons are intended to function as reformative institutions that balance the dual imperatives of punishment and rehabilitation. However, the stark reality of the Indian prison system reveals severe overcrowding,