US-Iran Nuclear Talks Aim to Revive Fragile JCPOA
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal, was established in 2015 between Iran […]
SC Orders Timely Assent in Tamil Nadu Law Victory
In a landmark development, the Supreme Court of India has redefined the dynamics of federal governance by setting a three-month
Indian Constitution (Part 4A): Fundamental Duties
When we talk about the Indian Constitution, we often focus on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy. But
Indian Constitution (Part 4): Directive Principles of State Policy
When we talk about the Indian Constitution, we often focus on the Fundamental Rights — the rights that protect individual
Crossing Legal Borders: A Korean Citizen’s Journey to Gaining Permission to Practice Law in India
The Indian legal profession has historically been closed to foreign practitioners — a legacy of regulatory caution and protectionist instincts.
Extradition & Tahawwur Rana: 26/11 Mumbai Attack Case
Introduction Extradition is a legal process through which one country formally requests the surrender of an individual accused or convicted
From “Bhidu” to “You’re Fired!”: Celebs Trademark Catchphrases
In the world of fame and fandom, a celebrity’s name, dialogue, or even a signature pose can carry more brand
India, Sri Lanka Ink 7 MoUs for Regional Ties
In a promising turn of events for South Asian diplomacy, India and Sri Lanka recently inked seven significant Memorandums of
China Strikes Back: U.S. Trade War Hits India Too
The U.S.-China trade war has been dragging on for years now, but just when things seemed to be cooling down,
Delay or Discretion? The Governor’s Role Under Scrutiny
In recent times, a significant constitutional issue has emerged in India involving state governors and their handling of legislative bills