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Why Section 79 of the IT Act, 2000 is the most misunderstood shield for data intermediaries

By Prodeepta Chowdhury February 3, 2026

Abstract Data Intermediaries often tend to hide behind the Landmark Supreme Court Judgement in Shreya Singhal v. Union of India[1], where it was held that intermediaries will not remove

General

Light at the end of the tunnel

By Aditi Dixit, Saurabh Shukla February 3, 2026

"If we do not intervene, it will divide society." Supreme Court of India on Thursday, kept in abeyance the University Grant Commission (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations,2026,

Contemporary Law

IPR Concerns Of AI

By MEGHNA BISHT February 3, 2026

Intellectual Property Rights and AI have also entered an era where they are met at a conjunction and concerns regarding the same are arising. The entire point of the concern

General

The Right to Employment in India: A Study of MGNREGA and Its Repeal.

By Ganesh Nanandkar February 3, 2026

The Parliament has recently passed bill related to National Employment Act repealing the 2009 act. The new legislation guarantees 125 of days of work in each financial year, whereas the

Contemporary Law

Artificial Intelligence and Alternative Dispute Resolution: Accelerating Efficiency Without Diluting Human Judgment

By Devansh February 3, 2026

Artificial Intelligence is gradually reshaping the landscape of dispute resolution, prompting a re-evaluation of how mediation and arbitration function in practice. Although Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms were envisaged as efficient

Company Law Corporate Law

Navigating Compliance in Indian Corporate Law: 2025 and Beyond: The Digital Transformation and ESG Integration

By Anand Kumar Bose February 3, 2026

Introduction India is experiencing a monumental change in corporate regulation given that digital transformations and ESG mandates are changing how companies are governed, supervised, and held accountable respectively. India is

General

The jurisprudence of dissenting opinions in the Indian supreme court

By Sayuj Raghuwanshi February 3, 2026

Abstract Dissenting judgments in the Indian Supreme Court are more than disagreements with the majority. They express alternative constitutional visions and often guide the future development of law. This paper

Case Briefs

Asian Paints Limited, Through VersusCompetition Commission of India and Another …

By Aastha Parab and Rachel Anna Mathew February 3, 2026

Introduction This case examines the scope of the CCI’s powers under Sections 26(1) and 26(2-A) of the Competition Act, 2002. After Birla Opus Paints alleged abuse of dominant position in

Constitutional Law

“The Doctrine of Impeachment: Balancing the power and responsibilities in Democracy”

By Chaitanya Mishra February 3, 2026

Introduction: Can the Democracy hold its saviors accountable without destroying them?No, right. The process by which the guardians of democracy are held accountable for misconductand can be removed from their

Commercial Law

Place of Supply Rules under GST: Cross-Border Transactions and Practical Challenges

By Abhineet Srivastava February 3, 2026

Introduction The Goods and Services Tax (GST) was introduced in India to create a uniform and transparent indirect tax system. One of the most important concepts under GST is the