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October as the Month of Cyber Awareness:India’s Laws Need an AI Upgrade?

By Isha R October 29, 2025

October is recognised globally as Cyber Awareness Month. This year, the Maharashtra government kicked off the campaign with a clear message: cyber threats are no longer technical glitches; they’re social

Civil Law Torts

Exploring Tortious Negligence: Legal Principles and Landmark Cases

By Aditya Shivajirao Chavan October 29, 2025

Abstract Tortious negligence, a fundamental concept in tort law, serves as the foundation for the legal principles governing civil wrongs that cause economic loss, property damage, and bodily injury. This

Constitutional Law

Resolving Conflicts Between Statutes with Overriding Clauses: Judicial Principles and Legislative Hierarchy in India

By Supraja Rachagralla October 27, 2025

Abstract: In the Indian legal system, legislative acts often include non-obstante clauses where provisions asserting that the Act shall have effect “notwithstanding anything inconsistent therewith contained in any other law.”

Contemporary Law General

“Voyeurism Reimagined: A Comprehensive Exploration of Privacy, Technology and Legal Perspectives”

By Adv. Jasmine Suri October 16, 2025

Introduction In a world with intricate aspects of privacy and it’s gradually increasing fragility, voyeurism appears as a shadow crime- silent, disturbing, invasive and intensely violating. In the modern landscape

Contemporary Law General

The Paradox of Gender Justice in India: Legal Progress and Institutional Resistance

By Riya Saroha October 16, 2025

India’s constitutional and legislative framework for women's rights presents one of the most elaborate systems of legal equality in the developing world. Over the decades, several landmark statutes, such as

Case Briefs

Rupan Deol Bajaj and Ors. v. Kanwar Pal Singh Gill and Ors.

By Ganga Ram Mittal October 16, 2025

Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: (1995) 6 SCC 194; AIR 1996 SC 309; 1996 Cri LJ 381; JT 1995 (7) SC 299; 1995 Supp (4) SCR 237 Bench /

Contemporary Law

Truth, Free Speech And The Constitution: Why The It Rules Face Their Biggest Test In The Kunal Kamra Case

By Jagriti Kedia October 16, 2025

Introduction: A Constitutional Tug of War Free speech in India has always walked a thin line between liberty and restriction. Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and

Contemporary Law General

New Rules, New Realities: How the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, Reshapes Life For Foreigners In India

By Rayees October 14, 2025

The recent enforcement of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025 on 1st September 2025, marks a watershed moment in India's legal and security landscape. This is not merely a legislative

Contemporary Law

Invisible Labour: A Study on the Recognition of Sex Workers in Indian Labour Law

By Tanishq October 13, 2025

In the vast, intricate tapestry of India's workforce, there are threads that remain unseen, uncounted, and unprotected. These are the threads of "invisible labour"—work that, for reasons of social stigma,

Contemporary Law

The Unseen Hand: Domestic Labour, Urban Company, And The New Frontiers Of Indian Labour Law

By Chetan Sharma October 13, 2025

For generations, the sound of a doorbell in an Indian urban home often meant the arrival of the didi, the bai, the cook, or the cleaner—the unseen hands that keep