Social Justice in the Indian Constitution:
Introduction Social justice is a foundational principle of the Indian Constitution, aiming to create an equitable society by addressing historical…
MEDIA TRIALS AND THE RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND JUDICIAL PERSPECTIVE IN INDIA
In a democratic society like India, the media serves as a vital pillar, often termed the “fourth estate.” It plays…
IS THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM EFFECTIVE IN REHABILITATING YOUNG OFFENDERS
The juvenile justice system is a legal structure created particularly to handle cases involving people under a certain age who…
Uniform Civil Code (UCC): Legal and Constitutional Analysis
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) represents one of India's most contentious constitutional provisions, embodying the tension between secular governance and…
Fundamental Rights vs. Directive Principles of State Policy
The Constitution of India is a remarkable document that balances individual liberty with the pursuit of collective welfare. Two of…
Protection of women from Domestic Violance under Indian law
Domestic violence is a pervasive issue in India, affecting women across social, economic, and cultural backgrounds. Recognizing the need to…
The Role of Mediation in Civil Disputes: Toward a Collaborative Justice System
Introduction The Indian judiciary is grappling with an ever-mounting backlog of cases, many of which are civil in nature. Traditional…
Climate Litigation in India: A Rising Trend
Introduction Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is a lived reality. In India, with its vast population and…
Space Law: Who Owns the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies?
In the early hours of July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon and famously declared, “That’s…
Right to Internet Access: A Fundamental Right under Article 21?
I. Introduction The 21st century has witnessed a massive digital transformation in every sphere of human activity. The internet has…