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Legal Stagnation In A Public Health Crisis: India’s Reliance On The Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897

By Harshita Logre and Sunidhi Khabya January 13, 2026

Introduction In the face of a 21st-century public health emergency crisis, an independent India turned to a 19th-century colonial legal framework, the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897 (Herein referred to as

Corporate Law

Deportation Of Illegal Immigrants Through The Lens Of Law And Economics

By Godavari Sharma January 13, 2026

Abstract Deportation of illegal immigrants is a complex and controversial issue; every country has the sovereignty to protect its borders, but the process should be under the constitutional ambit. Human

Civil Law

Applicability Of The Doctrine Of Res Judicata

By Sunidhi January 13, 2026

Should a judge's final ruling settle a dispute forever? For the sake of justice and efficiency, the answer is yes, and the doctrine of res judicata can do the same.

Corporate Law Insolvency

Net-Zero or Net-Debt? Rebalancing IBC for Environmental Equity

By Mahee Chourasia, Mahima Prasad January 12, 2026

What if India's path to net-zero by 2070 crumbles under climate-driven insolvencies?As extreme weather ravaged crops and lives in 2025, corporations teeter, yet IBC favours financial creditors over environmental fixes,

Contemporary Law

Implementation Hurdles For Start-Ups: Is Dpdpa A Barrier To India’s Digital Innovation

By Akshansh Negi January 8, 2026

Introduction India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the accompanying Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025,transformed India’s data-driven economy with innovation that creates a formal privacy-compliance framework or context

Corporate Law

Why the Supreme Court Denied Bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam

By Saraswati M. Morab January 7, 2026

On 5 January, the Hon’ble Supreme Court declined to grant bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in connection with the alleged conspiracy relating to the 2020 Delhi riots. The

Contemporary Law

The Red Ceiling: Why Menstrual Leave Is A Matter Of Equity, Not Privilege

By Santoshkumar Harti January 7, 2026

“Menstruation is the only blood that is not born from violence, yet it is the one that disgusts you the most.”---Maia Schwartz The crimson war of an internal battlefield starts

Corporate Law Intellectual Property Rights

India Embraces The Olfactory: A Landmark Moment For Smell Marks

By Shannon S. Pereira January 3, 2026

In a groundbreaking development that signals a new era for intellectual property rights in India, the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks has accepted for advertisement the nation’s

Corporate Law

Rashtriya Chemical And Fetilizers Limited: Competition Law Scrutiny In A Price Controlled Market

By Shubhi Priyadarshi January 3, 2026

Introduction In Re: Shri Raghunath Patil (Case No. 03 of 2025), the Competition Commission of India (CCI) ordered on August 6, 2025, that the Director General (DG) look into claims

Arbitration Corporate Law General

The ChampseyBhara Principle explained: Error of Law on the Face of Arbitral Award in Indian Arbitration Law

By R.Harshal January 3, 2026

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 provides for setting aside of the Arbitral Award if there exist limited grounds as enumerated under section 34 of the Act. The ground of “error of law