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The Uniform and the Whip: India’s Unbroken Cycle of Police Brutality

By Vishal Vashishtha December 23, 2025

Abstract This paper examines the persistent and systemic issue of police brutality in India, analyzing the significant gap between constitutional safeguards and the lived reality of custodial violence. It argues

Arbitration Corporate Law

Fraud in arbitration: From Judicial Reluctance To Doctrinal Maturity

By Zarana Acharya December 23, 2025

Introduction1 One of the most controversial topics in arbitration law has been that of arbitrability of fraud. On the one hand, fraud is such a grave wrongdoing that it is

Constitutional Law General

The 130th Amendment Bill: Clean Politics vs Democratic Safeguard

By Priyanshu Singh December 23, 2025

Inroduction On August 20, 2025, Shri Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister, presented three bills to the Lok Sabha: The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025, which addresses

Company Law Corporate Law

Directors’ Liability and SEBI’s role in strengthening corporate governance: –

By Chaitanya Mishra December 22, 2025

Introduction: Can you imagine a private entity without corporate governance? NO, which brings out our focus tothe importance of corporate governance.Corporate Governance is the backbone of a healthy and transparent

General

Preventive Detention Laws in India: A Threat to Personal Liberty?

By Gunjan Ukey December 22, 2025

Introduction Personal liberty is one of the most cherished values under the Indian Constitution. Article 21 guarantees that no person shall be deprived of life or personal liberty except according

Constitutional Law

Constitutionalism: The Foundation of Limited Government and Rule of Law

By Surbhi Kulshreshtha December 20, 2025

Introduction Constitutionalism stands as one of the most significant political and legal concepts in modern governance. It represents a philosophical commitment to limiting governmental power through established legal frameworks, ensuring

General

When A Judge Disagrees With The Jury: Why A Minnesota Fraud Verdict Is Raising Alarm

By Eekshitha Gutta December 20, 2025

Introduction In criminal justice systems that employ jury trials, juries are typically regarded as the primary fact-finders.The unanimous decision of a jury is very respected by the courts upon hearing

General

Rising Allegations of Predatory Pricingby E-Commerce Giants: Grey Areas underIndian Competition Law

By Godavari Sharma December 20, 2025

Context Recent allegations surfaced against e-commerce giants Blinkit and Zepto of predatory pricing and anti-competitive practices that disadvantage local retailers, which are a pressing concern for the market. India’s largest

Case Briefs

Mission Accessibility v. Union of India (2025): Strengthening Reasonable Accommodation in Public Examinations

By Shubhi Priyadarshi December 20, 2025

Introduction In Mission Accessibility v. Union of India (2025), the Supreme Court reinforced its dedication to substantive equality by tackling the systemic challenges experienced by persons with benchmark disabilities (PwBD)

General

India’s Digital Competition Bill: Why India Paused and Why It Matters

By Shubhi Priyadarshi December 20, 2025

Abstract India’s proposed Digital Competition Bill (DCB) represents the country’s first serious attempt to confront a problem competition law has struggled with globally: in digital markets, by the time abuse