Digital Footprints as Evidence in Section 66B Prosecution: Role of Cyber Forensics
In the ever-expanding digital world, the nature of crimes has evolved from physical to virtual realms. Cybercrimes like hacking, data…
How Lawyers Help Investors: Understanding the Legal Backbone of Portfolio Protection
Introduction The financial world thrives on risk. Investors knowingly accept it in pursuit of return. But there’s a parallel form…
The Doctrine of Basic Structure: A Constitutional Safeguard of Democracy
Introduction The Constitution of India is a living document—dynamic yet foundational—crafted to balance the ideals of democracy, justice, liberty, and…
Compassion in Law: India’s Legal Fight Against Animal Cruelty
Introduction Mahatma Gandhi aptly remarked that “the greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the…
Can a balance sheet lie? Legal tools to deal with Financial Misrepresentation.
Introduction Financial statements are intended to present a true and fair view of a company’s financial position. However, history has…
Natural Justice: The Bedrock of Fair Legal Processes
I. INTRODUCTION Natural Justice is one of the most fundamental and indispensable concepts of law and justice, not only in…
Role of Competition Law in Preventing Data Monopolies: Post-DPDP Act, 2023 (and 2025 Rules)
In the digital economy, data is power. The ability to collect, analyse, and monetise vast amounts of user data gives…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an Arbitrator: A New Frontier in Justice
Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed many industries, including healthcare, education, manufacturing, and finance. The legal field, historically slow…
RELEVANCE OF LOK ADALAT IN INDIA
Introduction India's judicial system, while robust, often grapples with delays and backlogs. To address this, the Lok Adalat system was…
Emergency Provisions and Federalism in India
IntroductionIndia’s constitutional structure is often described as a quasi-federal system with a strong unitary bias. While federalism implies a division…