Freedom of Speech in India: Balancing Rights & Hate Speech Laws (A 2025 Guide) Authored by: Bhumika Tewari As a fourth-year student at Vasudev College of Law, Bhumika Tewari is a passionate legal learner with a keen interest in criminal and corporate law. She is translating…

Judicial Pendency in India: The 51 Million Case Crisis & How to Fix It Authored by: Yash Johri As a final-year BBA-LLB student at JECRC University, Jaipur, Yash Johari is passionate about the intricate fields of criminal, international, and environmental law. Yash translates this passion into…

AUTHORED BY ADITYA GARG As a third-year BA LLB student at the University of Mumbai and a Company Secretary Executive Programme candidate (having cleared Group 2), I am Aditya Garg. My academic interests are primarily in Corporate and Commercial Laws, with a specific focus on Corporate…

Explore the complex landscape of bank consolidation in India. Understand the motives, the legal framework under the Competition Act, and the critical jurisdictional conflict between the RBI and CCI.

Using WhatsApp chats as evidence in Indian courts has become increasingly common, transforming legal proceedings from civil disputes to criminal cases. As WhatsApp evolves from a personal chat app to a cornerstone of communication, a critical question arises for millions: are these WhatsApp chats as evidence…

Explore the legal loophole of marital rape in India and its devastating impact. This article analyzes Section 375 of the IPC and argues for urgent criminalization.

“The exempt entities can collect public data and use or misuse it without any accountability, says Senior Advocate Pavan Duggal.” Data privacy and data rights have become increasingly relevant in today’s digital age. With the rapid advancement of technology and the widespread use of the internet,…

One important piece of Indian law that has revolutionized conflict resolution through mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and negotiation is the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, of 1996. It is by Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, and Article 39A of the Indian Constitution. The Act…

Reservation in India results from the age-old caste, which divides the society into four parts: brahmin, khstriyaas, and Shudra. Reservation is a positive discrimination which means to reserve seats for particular sections of society in government jobs and educational institutions. Because of the huge injustice that…

INTRODUCTION Morality is a system of principles and values concerning people’s behavior, generally accepted by a society or a particular group.[1] It is a set of rules by which the general public regulates their daily life and that is accepted by society. Morality refers to the…