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Human Rights under the Constitution of India

By Tinu Singh March 12, 2026

Abstract Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every individual simply by being human. These rights are essential for ensuring dignity, equality and liberty in society.

General

The Legislative Invention of Tradition: A Critical Review of Peter Robb’s Ancient Rights and Future Comfort

By Skand Vats and Saanvi Panigrahi March 6, 2026

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

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

Algorithmic Power and Human Autonomy: Rethinking Consent in the Digital Age

By Shriya Awasthi March 6, 2026

Abstract The rise of digital technology has engendered a profound paradox: cyberspace democratise the access to information and amplify this marginalised voices it also enables Untrammelled mechanisms of manipulation and

Constitutional Law

The Right to be forgotten vs. Digital Memory: re-imagine privacy in India post Puttaswamy

By Bhavya Pathania March 6, 2026

Introduction The right also known as the Right to Erasure, traces back to French laws "droit à l'ouble" in 1990. But the right gained worldwide acclaim after the landmark judgement

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

AI and the Modern Lawyer: Augmenting Justice, Not Replacing It

By Anand Kumar Bose February 27, 2026

Artificial Intelligence isn’t a danger to the practice of law but rather an evolution that assists law practitioners, improves the delivery of legal services, and expands opportunities. AI doesn’t eliminate

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

The Jurisprudence of AI: How It’s Screwing Up Our Environment, Dignity, and Wallets in 2026

By Jiya Patel February 27, 2026

Introduction As we navigate 2026, it is clear that AI has become a legal monster that our current laws struggle to cage. This 'technological Frankenstein' is colliding head-on with the

General

The Linguistic Reclamation and the Cost of “Keralam”

By Kumar Astik February 27, 2026

A long-cherished linguistic demand has finally made its way to the halls of New Delhi. The Union Cabinet has, on February 24, 2026, cleared the proposal to change the name

Case Briefs

The Case That Didn’t Exist: ‘Mercy vs. Mankind’ and AI’s Challenge to the Bar

By Pulkit Verma February 27, 2026

In the halls of the Supreme Court of India, a new and invisible litigant has entered: the “hallucination.” During a recent hearing on political speeches, the bench was confronted not

General

The Role Of Social Media In Shaping Social Justice Narratives In India

By Jastej Arora February 27, 2026

In today’s digital era, tweets have become tools of protest and hashtags have become slogans. Social media have become a powerful platform. Social media has given the place to common

General

Reproductive Autonomy and the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act: Judicial Interpretation and Recommendations

By KAUSTUBH SINGH February 27, 2026

Introduction The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 (MTP Act), as amended in 2021, represents India’s legislative commitment to safeguarding women’s reproductive autonomy and ensuring access to safe abortion services.[1]