Faith, Land, and Law: The Story of Waqf in India
Introduction Wakf (also spelt Waqf) is a permanent dedication of property—usually movable or immovable—by a Muslim for a religious, pious,…
Privacy Vs. National Security: The Legal Battles Over Surveillance, Data Protection And The Balance Between Individual Rights And Government Security
Introduction The emergence of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and biometric surveillance, adds new layers of…
UN Peacekeeping: Through a Gender Lens
UN Peacekeeping: Through a Gender Lens Introduction Peacekeeping missions are one of the United Nations’ most effective tools in maintaining…
“ONE CODE, MANY VOICES: ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE UCC”
The issue of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India has sparked extensive debate for many years. The UCC proposes…
Administrative Law: The Backbone of Modern Governance
Introduction Administrative law is an essential branch of public law that regulates the administration of administrative agencies and maintains a…
Decoding Evidence: Understanding Relevant Facts and Facts in Issue Under Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
Introduction The Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA), has come into place of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, and has brought…
The law of Arbitration: A Comprehensive Overview
Definition of Arbitration Arbitration is an exclusive mechanism for dispute resolution in which parties consent to refer disputes to one…
AI vs. IP: Disrupting the Rules of Creativity and Ownership
Introduction The term artificial intelligence (AI) was initially used in 1956 by American computer scientist Professor John McCarthy, who described…
“Real-world Application of Marital Rape: A Critical Examination”
Marital rape, often referred to as "rape within marriage," is one of the most under-discussed yet ingrained forms of gender-based…
“The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006: An Overview for Protecting Children’s Rights in India”
INTRODUCTION For decades, when girls should have been attending school and enjoying their childhood, millions of girls were compelled to…