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The Primary Barriers To Ease Of Doing Business For Micro, Small, And Medium Enterprises (Msmes) In India

By Divyanshu October 4, 2025

Introduction Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) form the backbone of the Indian economy, providing from employment and exports to GDP. However, MSMEs are restricted by several obstacles that inhibit ease

Constitutional Law

The Anti-Defection Verdict: Why Kihoto Hollohon V. Zachillhu Still Matters Today

By Tamanna Singh October 4, 2025

The Constitutional validity of the Tenth Schedule, popularly referred to as the Anti-defection laws, faced scrutiny for the first time in the case of Kihoto Hollohon V. Zachilhu[1]. The Tenth

Civil Law

Regularization of Contractual Employees: The Evolving Jurisprudence

By Manish September 30, 2025

Abstract The practice of employing contractual, ad hoc, or daily-wage workers for tasks of a perennial nature is a persistent feature of public employment in India. This phenomenon creates a

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

Cybercrime and the Dark Web: Rethinking Traditional Criminal Law in the Digital Age

By Kashish Jain September 30, 2025

Abstract The rapid growth of digital technology has changed how people interact, trade, and govern. However, it has also led to new types of crime. Cybercrime, aided by the anonymity

Constitutional Law

Drones at Our Doorstep: Navigating Privacy in Low Airspace

By Sumant Kumar September 29, 2025

Introduction The rise of drone technology marks a major shift in modern aviation. Once designed for military use, drones are now widely employed in photography, agriculture, delivery, law enforcement, and

Constitutional Law

Emergency 1975

By Ritika Das September 27, 2025

Since past semicentennial, the most debated political topic has been “The Emergency of 1975” which was enforced during the tenancy of the Former Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi from June

Criminal Law

The Anti-Defection Verdict: Why Kihoto Hollohon V. Zachillhu Still Matters Today

By Tamanna Singh September 27, 2025

The Constitutional validity of the Tenth Schedule, popularly referred to as the Anti-defection laws, faced scrutiny for the first time in the case of Kihoto Hollohon V. Zachilhu[1]. The Tenth

Contemporary Law

From Stigma to Statute: Divorce Taboos and Modern Indian Law

By Sneha Singh September 26, 2025

Introduction Divorce can either be the golden key to the legal cage of marriage or the breaking of a sacred bond, leaving behind scars of failure, isolation, and fractured families.

Criminal Law

The Digital Dimension of Violence Against Women as Addressed by the Seven Mechanisms of the EDVAW Platform

By Adv. Riyaa Dahat September 26, 2025

Article background The EDVAW Platform of Independent Expert Mechanisms was created in March 2018 through the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women. It comprises seven UN and regional women’s

Civil Law General

Legal Protection of Children in Armed Conflict in the View of IHL

By Diwakar Dhakal September 26, 2025

Oftentimes, several parties have made efforts to bring world peace, but war or armed conflict still features as an uppermost culture of human civilization. The law of war was initially