Abstract The rise in technology and the advent of social media has changed the way communication happens and people access information. But, with all the positive things that have happened due to advancements in technology, there are some downsides too, such as the advent of different forms of abuse and harassment, which have taken place through the use of technology. Cyberstalking is one such problem, and women are mostly at its receiving end, due to constant tracking, unwan

Abstract A political caricature is a drawing that exaggerates the features of a public figure or an event to make a political point. For centuries, such cartoons have been one of the most powerful tools of democratic expression. But they also create legal problems, a cartoon can hurt someone’s reputation, borrow another person’s creative work, or upset a government. This paper looks at two broad areas of law that affect political cartoons: (1) constitutional law, which deals

ABSTRACT- Criminology is the specialized and systematic branch or domain of study, whose subject-matter at its core is the, study of crime, causes of crime, aftermath, and all interlinked facets of crime and for this due reason, initially the study of criminology crime was the same altogether with the study of penology that is punishment and later, the victimology that is the victim, and subsequently, with due evolution all these domains, at contemporary era have their own se

Abstract Economic sanctions have been introduced as an effective instrument of international diplomacy and have often been used by states and international institutions to shape state behaviour, preserve international peace and security, and respond to violations of international law. Sanctions are sometimes considered a non-military option to military action, but pose difficult legal and humanitarian questions. Their application often coincides with concepts of state soverei

I. Introduction Sexual violence is among the gravest offences recognised by criminal law because it strikes at a person's bodily integrity, dignity, and autonomy. In India, the offence of rape has traditionally been defined as a gender-specific crime, with women recognised as victims and men as perpetrators. Despite the comprehensive overhaul of criminal laws through the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS), this fundamental approach remains unchanged. The rationale behind ret

ABSTRACT This paper examines how data protection can function as a foundation for digital inclusion and sustainable governance in an increasingly connected society. It argues that access to digital services is meaningful only when users can trust that their personal data is collected, processed, and shared responsibly. Weak privacy safeguards, opaque consent mechanisms, excessive data collection, and limited grievance redress can deepen exclusion, especially for vulnerable us

ABSTRACT The legal framework governing Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) requires effective integration in Indian Legislation, emphasizing its significance in addressing judicial backlogs and fostering a business-friendly environment in emerging markets. It reviews key ADR mechanisms, including arbitration, mediation, conciliation, and Lok Adalats, highlighting their role in enhancing access to justice. The research evaluates recent legislative developments like the Mediat

ABSTRACT Within the modern corporate world, there has been a paradigm shift where ESG criteria have moved from being voluntary corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies to mandatory financial compliance. As such, there is an increasingly prevalent form of deception referred to as greenwashing, where corporations use false, misleading, or even deceptive statements about their green credentials to attract funding and inflate their market value. In this research paper, the

ABSTRACT India stands at a crossroads. On one side is its constitutional promise to protect and improve the environment; on the other is the relentless pressure of economic development, energy poverty, and industrial growth. This paper critically examines how India's environmental and energy law framework navigates this tension — not merely on paper, but in real-world application. The objective of this research is to evaluate the adequacy, coherence, and enforceability of Ind

The principle of bail stands as a critical safeguard in the Indian criminal justice system, ensuring that personal liberty is not unduly compromised before a person is proven guilty. The phrase "bail, not jail" captures the essence of this principle, emphasizing the importance of liberty over unnecessary detention. This blog explores the constitutional foundations of bail in India, traces the evolution of bail jurisprudence through landmark judicial decisions, and examines th

Copyright law protects creators by giving them exclusive rights over their original works. Yet, it also recognizes that society benefits when certain uses of copyrighted material are allowed without permission. This balance is at the heart of the concept of fair dealing under Indian copyright law. Fair dealing permits limited use of copyrighted works for specific purposes such as education, research, criticism, and news reporting, without infringing copyright. But where exact

Digital arrest scams have emerged as a serious threat to internet users in India, exploiting fear and misinformation to defraud unsuspecting victims. These scams involve fraudsters impersonating law enforcement officials or government authorities, falsely claiming that the victim is under arrest or involved in a legal case. The rapid rise of these scams reflects the growing digital footprint of Indian citizens and the increasing sophistication of cybercriminals. This blog exp

Custodial confessions have long been a contentious issue in the Indian legal system. The tension between effective law enforcement and protecting individual rights often comes to the forefront when a confession is made during police custody. This blog explores the concept of custodial confessions, the constitutional protection against self-incrimination under Article 20(3) of the Indian Constitution, and the legal framework governing the admissibility of confessions. It also

The Indian judiciary has played a pivotal role in shaping the country's democratic framework. Over the decades, the concepts of judicial activism and judicial overreach have sparked intense debates about the proper role of courts in governance. While judicial activism is often praised for protecting rights and ensuring accountability, judicial overreach raises concerns about courts encroaching on the domains of the legislature and executive. This blog explores these two conce

Electronic evidence has become a cornerstone of modern legal proceedings. With the rapid growth of digital devices, social media platforms, emails, messaging apps, CCTV footage, and electronic records, courts increasingly rely on electronic evidence to establish facts and deliver justice. This blog explores the concept of electronic evidence, its legal framework in India, key judicial decisions, and practical challenges faced in its admissibility. It also highlights recent le

In the digital age, personal data has become one of the most valuable assets. From online shopping and social media to government services and healthcare, vast amounts of personal information are collected, processed, and stored every second. This raises critical questions about how this data is protected, who controls it, and how individuals can maintain their privacy. India, with its rapidly growing digital ecosystem, faces unique challenges and opportunities in shaping dat

The rise of digital technology has transformed how people live, work, and communicate. Alongside these benefits, cyber crimes have surged, posing serious threats to individuals, businesses, and governments. India, with its rapidly expanding internet user base, faces a growing challenge from cyber offences. This article explores the nature of cyber crimes in India, the legal framework designed to address them, and the ongoing efforts to strengthen digital security. What Are Cy

The legal profession has long been a field dominated by men, but women have steadily broken through barriers to claim their rightful place in law. Their journey has been marked by determination, resilience, and significant achievements despite facing numerous obstacles. This article explores the historical path of women in law, the challenges they continue to face, and the contributions of pioneering women lawyers, judges, and scholars in India and worldwide. It also examines

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how creative content is produced, from writing articles and composing music to generating images and software code. This rapid growth raises complex questions about copyright law, especially in India, where the legal framework was designed long before AI became a reality. Understanding how Indian copyright law applies to AI-generated works is crucial for creators, businesses, and policymakers. This article explores the challenges A

Climate change poses one of the most urgent challenges of our time, threatening ecosystems, economies, and human rights worldwide. In India, the legal system has increasingly become a battleground for environmental protection, with courts playing a pivotal role in shaping climate policy and enforcing constitutional obligations. This blog explores the rise of environmental constitutionalism in India, focusing on climate change litigation, constitutional provisions, judicial ac