Indian Constitution (Part 1): The Union and Its Territory
The Indian Constitution, adopted on January 26, 1950, is the supreme law of India, providing the legal framework for governance, […]
Game of Skill or Game of Chance? Decoding India’s Betting App Laws
The rise of smartphones and affordable internet has given a major boost to online gaming and betting apps in India.
Alimony: A Necessary Support or a Modern-Day Dowry?
In India’s socio-legal landscape, alimony is a financial provision ordered by the court for the maintenance of a spouse after
Deepfakes & AI: Fueling Cyberbullying Among Children
Deepfakes are synthetic media—videos, images, or audio clips—that are generated using AI and machine learning to realistically depict someone saying
Trial by Media: Balancing Press Freedom and the Right to Justice in India
Media trials, where media outlets conduct their own parallel investigations and pronounce judgments on individuals involved in legal proceedings, have
Rohingyas on the Run: Law, Humanity, and India’s Stance
The Rohingya Crisis: A Brief Overview The plight of the Rohingya people has evolved into one of the most
100 Years of Conflict: Israel, Palestine and Humanitarian Crisis
A Century of Conflict: Israel, Palestine, and the Humanitarian Fallout in 2025 The Israel-Palestine conflict is a deeply rooted struggle
Who Owns the Rupee? State Vs Center
In a move that has sparked national discussion, the Tamil Nadu government recently proposed the use of a Tamil letter
India-Taliban Engagement: A Pragmatic Shift with Global Implications
In a significant development that may redefine South Asia’s diplomatic contours, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri held formal talks with
India’s Broadcasting Bill: A Bold Reform or a Threat to Free Speech?
In November 2023, India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) introduced the draft Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023, aiming to