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Data: The New Oil, The New Weapon? Antitrust Issues in The Digital Economy

By Md Mujtaba and Nitika Dheer March 5, 2025

Data has become the most valued asset in the twenty-first-century digital economy. Similar to how in earlier centuries oil-powered economic revolutions, data drives market dominance, innovation, and decision-making in contemporary

Contemporary Law

Moonlighting in India: A Case For Limited Dual Employment in Context of ITProfessionals

By T. Sai Sanket Sharma March 5, 2025

The Cambridge Dictionary defines moonlighting as taking on a second job without telling your primary employer.[1] Though the term ‘moonlighting’ has gained popularity in recent years, the concept is not

Civil Law Family Law

Revisiting Gender Justice: A Call for Gender Neutrality in Female Centric Laws

By Moyesha Sharma March 5, 2025

A call for provisions which are female biased is certainly essential to deal with issues of domestic violence, dowry deaths, female foeticide and cruelty etc. These problems have been present

Case Briefs

State Of Orissa vs Ram Bahadur Thapa

By S. Abdul Kalaam and Akshyatha R March 5, 2025

Equivalent citations: AIR 1960 ORI 161 Citations- AIR 1960 Ori 161 Bench- R.L. Narasimham, C.J. and S.Barman, J. Appellant- State of Orissa Respondent- Ram Bahadur Thapa Court- Orissa High Court

Arbitration Corporate Law

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence in Alternative Dispute Resolution

By Sanskriti Rajput and Isha Shakya March 5, 2025

“SEE YOU IN COURT” is a phase that u can offer here on streets of India even on smallest truffle between people. people resort to judiciary for their disputes to

Contemporary Law Cyber Law

The Impact of Social Media on Free Speech and the Regulation of Online Content: Navigating Legal Challenges in the Digital Age

By Chetan Hingsley March 5, 2025

In the 21st century, the advent of social media has heralded a seismic shift in the way we communicate, connect, and disseminate information. While these online platforms have undeniably empowered

Contemporary Law

Right to Disconnect: In the light of Yes Madame work-life balance controversy

By Megha Saha March 5, 2025

The right to disconnect can be understood as the right in which the employee is not obligated to stay connected, reply, or take calls after the stipulated working hours, and

Contemporary Law Human Rights

The Role of International law in Addressing Human Trafficking

By Kashish Sinha February 26, 2025

The scourge of mortal trafficking poses a redoubtable trouble to mortal quality, global security, and individual well-being. This wicked crime entraps millions worldwide, exploiting vulnerable populations for forced labor, sexual

Competition Laws Contemporary Law

Ex-Ante Anti-Trust Regulations for the Digital Economy in India: A Devise to Foster or Stifle Innovation?

By Soumya Lenka February 26, 2025

The World is digitalising rapidly. As a Consequence of which there has been growth of a new sphere in the Competitive market i.e Digital Market. This Market is blooming rapidly

Criminal Law

Chemical Castration: A Flawed Punishment For Balancing Justice

By Anvesha Agrawal and Nikesh Dubey February 20, 2025

A recent Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was submitted in 16 December 2024, proposing legislation that will outright forbid online pornography and mandate chemical castration as a form of punishment for