The recent removal of Raghav Chadha as Deputy Leader in the Rajya Sabha and the restriction imposed on his speaking rights have sparked intense debate across India’s political and legal circles. This controversy raises critical questions about the scope and limits of parliamentary privilege, the protection of natural justice, and the fundamental rights guaranteed under the Indian Constitution. This blog explores the legal framework governing parliamentary privileges, examines

Artificial intelligence has transformed how content is created and shared online. Among the most challenging developments are AI-generated content and deepfakes—synthetic media that can convincingly mimic real people and events. These technologies raise urgent questions about legal responsibility and regulation. As deepfakes become more sophisticated, they threaten privacy, reputation, and trust in digital ecosystems. This blog explores recent legal developments and regulator

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has been a cornerstone of India's financial and legal framework since its enactment in 2016. It brought a structured approach to resolving insolvency and bankruptcy cases, aiming to improve the ease of doing business and protect creditor interests. The recent amendments and reforms introduced in 2025 and 2026 mark a significant evolution in the IBC, reflecting the government's intent to make insolvency resolution faster, more creditor-

The New York Convention of 1958 stands as a cornerstone in the field of international arbitration. It has transformed how foreign arbitral awards are recognized and enforced worldwide, providing a reliable legal framework that supports cross-border trade and dispute resolution. This article explores the Convention’s background, key provisions, and its critical role in enforcing foreign arbitral awards. It also analyzes its profound impact on international trade, with a focus

The prospect of a third world war raises urgent questions about the legal frameworks governing armed conflict. As global tensions simmer, understanding how international law regulates war becomes critical. This article explores the legality of war under international law, focusing on the United Nations Charter, state sovereignty, the use of force, and self-defense. It also examines how International Humanitarian Law (IHL), including the Geneva Conventions, applies in the cont

The prospect of a global conflict on the scale of World War III raises urgent questions about the role and limits of international law. As nations face unprecedented military technologies and complex geopolitical tensions, understanding the legal frameworks that govern war becomes critical. This blog explores how international law addresses the outbreak and conduct of war, focusing on key principles such as jus ad bellum and jus in bello, the United Nations Charter, the Genev

International arbitration enforcement with courtroom gavel, global trade map, and legal documents Understanding the Legal Framework for Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in India India’s Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, governs the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. The Act incorporates the provisions of the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, 1958, to which India is a signatory. The New York Convention aims to p

The Indian prison system faces a persistent challenge: a large number of undertrial prisoners remain confined for long periods without conviction. This situation raises serious questions about justice, human rights, and the effectiveness of the legal system. Undertrial prisoners, who have not been proven guilty, often endure overcrowded cells, delayed trials, and inadequate legal support. Addressing these issues requires a clear understanding of constitutional protections, la

Cyber terrorism has emerged as a critical threat to national security worldwide, and India is no exception. With rapid digital transformation, the risk of cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure, government systems, and private networks has increased significantly. India’s legal framework has evolved to address these threats, primarily through the Information Technology Act, 2000, and related national security laws. This blog explores the legal provisions governing cy

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has been a subject of intense debate in India for decades. It touches upon the core of India's legal and social fabric, raising questions about equality, religious freedom, and national unity. The debate revolves around whether India should have a common set of laws governing personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption for all citizens, regardless of religion. This blog explores the constitutional basis of the UCC, its re

Author: ANAGHA SURESH MANIAN (student, Asian Law College) ABSTRACT Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has developed into a successful substitute for conventional courtroom procedures because it provides parties with quicker and cheaper and adaptable dispute resolution options which create less conflict between them. This paper investigates ADR's development from its origins until its current importance in India while comparing it to other legal systems. The study tracks ADR

Enforcing foreign arbitral awards in India has long been a critical issue for international trade and dispute resolution. The ability to enforce such awards efficiently affects India’s standing as a hub for international arbitration and impacts foreign investment confidence. This blog explores the legal framework governing enforcement under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, focusing on Part II, the influence of international conventions, key judicial decisions, and

Air pollution has become one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges worldwide. As cities grow and industries expand, the quality of the air we breathe deteriorates, leading to serious health consequences. This raises a critical question: Is the right to good health a fundamental right, especially when air pollution threatens it? This post explores the connection between air pollution and health, the legal and moral basis for health as a fundamental ri

The rise in fake cases in India has become a pressing issue, affecting the justice system, individuals, and society at large. These false allegations often lead to prolonged legal battles, damage reputations, and strain public resources. Understanding the causes, consequences, and possible solutions to this problem is essential for citizens, legal professionals, and policymakers alike. What Are Fake Cases and Why Are They Increasing? Fake cases refer to legal complaints or ch

The concept of a One Person Company (OPC) was introduced in India through the Companies Act, 2013, to encourage individual entrepreneurs to formalize their business ventures without the complexities of a traditional company structure. OPCs provide a unique blend of sole proprietorship simplicity and corporate benefits, making them an attractive option for small entrepreneurs and start-ups. This guide explores the origin, purpose, eligibility, incorporation process, nominee re

Stock market trading screen with fluctuating graphs and data Insider trading remains one of the most controversial and complex issues in financial markets worldwide. In India, the concept has evolved significantly over the past few decades, shaped by regulatory developments and landmark enforcement actions. This post explores insider trading in India, tracing its evolution, examining the regulatory framework under the SEBI Act, 1992 and the SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Tradin

Sex work and trafficking often get lumped together in public discourse and law enforcement, but this conflation causes serious harm to those it claims to protect. The failure to clearly distinguish between consensual sex work and trafficking leads to legal outcomes that violate fundamental rights and worsen the lives of sex workers. This post unpacks the legal framework around prostitution, highlights key court rulings, and compares international approaches to argue for the d

Justice in criminal law is often viewed narrowly as the achievement of convictions. Yet, true justice demands more than securing a guilty verdict; it requires uncovering the truth behind every case. The concept of restoration of justice in criminal jurisprudence centers on this principle: justice is not merely about punishing the accused but about ensuring that the legal process leads to the accurate discovery of facts and fair treatment of all parties involved. Restoration o

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming many industries, and the legal profession is no exception. The integration of AI technologies into legal work is reshaping how lawyers, law firms, courts, and legal education operate. This article explores the role of AI in the legal sector, its current applications, the challenges it presents, and the future it promises. We will also examine the Indian legal perspective, compare it with global practices, and discuss how to balance

Corporate governance is the backbone of trust and accountability in business. When it breaks down, the consequences ripple through the economy, investors, employees, and society. India has witnessed several high-profile corporate scandals that exposed deep flaws in governance systems. These cases reveal how failures in board oversight, auditing, disclosures, and regulatory compliance can lead to massive financial losses and shake investor confidence. This article examines som