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AbstractThese digital assets—cryptocurrency, cloud storage, social media handles, digital artworks, and online business accounts—have increased over time and have changed contemporary wealth and legacy. However, the majority of succession laws of the world, including Indian law, continue to be based on the physical and tangible assets; hence, digital property remains outside the purview. This paper …

Digital Inheritance and Legal Succession: Navigating Access, Privacy, and Property in the Virtual Age Read More »

Abstract The regulatory landscape of corporate insolvency in India has witnessed a paradigm shift since the enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), traditionally focused on capital markets and investor protection, has gradually evolved its role in safeguarding the interests of minority shareholders during the …

THE EVOLVING ROLE OF SEBI: PROTECTING MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS DURING CORPORATE INSOLVENCY RESOLUTION PROCESS (CIRP) Read More »

ABSTRACT The world of fashion has rapidly shifted towards fast fashion and has led to the disruption of the traditional textiles industries, particularly the culturally rich and heritage-driven countries like India. Known for its handloom and indigenous textile crafts, India’s local industries are now suffering severe threats from global fashion trends that imitate, mass-produce, and …

Title-Fast Fashion Invasion:how global trends are crippling India’s textile and handloom industries Read More »

Introduction Custodial violence refers to hurting or mistreating a person while they are in police custody. custodial violence is a serious problem in India. It means when a person is hurt, tortured, or even killed while they are in police custody. Sometimes, people are arrested without proper reason or are kept in jail for a …

CUSTODIAL VIOLENCE: UNLAWFUL CUSTODY AND POLICE BRUTALITY IN INDIA Read More »

The idea of regarding idols as juristic persons has its origin in the law of England. Accordingly, the idols we daily worship and also see are entitled to rights and some duties and are eligible as juristic persons with responsibilities, which the law also recognizes. By being a juristic person, an idol has acquired many …

Research Paper Title: Analyzing the legal status of idols [From the perspective of Indian legal system] Read More »

Abstract Deepfakes – hyper-realistic AI-generated images, videos, or audio that fabricate a person’s likeness – pose rapidly growing challenges to individual rights and public trust. By 2023 deepfakes numbered in the tens of thousands globally, and experts warn that nearly all online content may soon be synthetic. These technologies enable fraud, harassment, misinformation, and non-consensual …

 Deepfakes and Indian Law: The Urgent Need for a Legal Framework in the Age of AI Read More »

Abstract: Cyberbullying has become a serious threat in the digital era, especially in a nation like India where internet penetration and smartphone use have witnessed an unprecedented spurt in the past decade. With the online space becoming more central to social life, education, and work, cyberbullying has increased in range, scope, and intensity. The effects …

Title: Cyberbullying in India: Legal Challenges, Framework and Way Forward Read More »

Summited By: Sakshi Keshri LLB 2nd Semester Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur Table of Contents          Title: “Tragedy in the skies: An In – Depth analysis Of the Air Flight AI – 171 Crash” Abstract: This paper examines the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI-171 on June 12, 2025, which involved a Boeing 787‐8 Dreamliner departing Ahmedabad for …

Collision over Ahmedabad: A Case Study of the 2025 Air India Flight AI – 171 Disasters Read More »

Abstract:  This paper tends to learn about the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in contract law  presenting challenges in accountability, consent, and legal recognition. While the Indian  Contract Act, 1872 (ICA) and the Information Technology Act, 2000 recognize digital  contracts, they lack provisions for AI-driven contracts and smart contracts, creating  uncertainty in liability allocation and …

Rethinking Agency in the Age of AI: Legal Accountability and  Autonomous Decision-Making Read More »

Abstract: The global financial system has seen revolutionary shifts as a result of cryptocurrencies, which are driven by the development of blockchain technology. Regulators, however, face formidable obstacles as a result of this innovation, since they must strike a careful balance between promoting technology advancement and guaranteeing strong security and compliance. This study examines various …

“The legal implications of cryptocurrency regulation” Read More »

Abstract   The 21st century has witnessed a sudden move in climate-induced disasters such as rising sea levels, glacier recession, extreme flooding, drought, tsunamis, and other natural calamities that have provoked a large-scale displacement across the globe. In India these phenomena have forced many people to leave their houses not due to war and conflict but …

CLIMATE REFUGEES AND THE RIGHT TO REHABILITATIVE CITIZENSHIP IN INDIA  Read More »

 ABSTRACT The explosion of hate speech episodes in India in 2024 has cast a new doctrine of constitutional thought in an exigent reconsideration. In the given article, the author investigates what extent current legal and constitutional tools could balance the rights and interests of free expression and requirement of the state to restrain hate speech …

Hate Speech Laws in India: Striking the Constitutional Balance After 2024’s Surge Read More »

Abstract  One of the most debated issues in present day India is the one of citizenship. While the Articles 5 to 11 of the Citizenship Act, 1955 clearly defines who can be called a citizen in India, many controversies have come to the fore with the passing of CAA in December, 2019. Alongside this, there …

The Constitutional Validity of NRC and its implementation in Assam  Read More »

ABSTRACT India’s response to sophisticated financial crime relies heavily on the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA) and since 2023, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Both instruments grant extraordinary investigative and preventive detention powers, particularly to the Enforcement Directorate (ED). This paper interrogates whether these powers are reconcilable with the due-process guarantees embodied in the Constitution. It analyses …

TITLE: White-Collar Crime and Preventive Detention in India: A Constitutional Appraisal of   PMLA, ED Powers, and BNS Provisions. Read More »

Minors are increasingly participating in cyberspace as both users and criminals as a result of the growing digitization of daily life. Juvenile cybercrimes, such as identity theft, hacking, online fraud, and cyberbullying, present particular difficulties for conventional juvenile justice systems, which are sometimes unprepared to handle the nexus of child psychology and technological misbehaviour. The …

Caught in the Web: Reforming Juvenile Justice for Cyber Offences — India, Singapore, and South Africa in Comparative Perspective . Read More »

Abstract: This paper explains the importance of due diligence in the field of Intellectual Property Law and why it is necessary. Due diligence or in short “DD” is a tool used by buyers, while purchasing a company. This paper will explore how due diligence impact on Intellectual Property It helps them to know whether the …

Application of due diligence in IPR: A necessity in Protecting Intellectual Properties Read More »

Author : Prabhat Kumar Abstract : This paper explores the profound implications of digitalization on corporate governance. It delves into the potential for digitalization to enhance market supervision, enforce corporate governance requirements, improve disclosure efficiency, facilitate remote and hybrid participation in shareholder meetings, manage digital security risks, and stimulate the development of primary public equity …

Recent Trends and Advancement in Corporate Laws and Governance Read More »

Abstract The most basic principle of arbitration is party autonomy or party self-determination, it gives the parties the freedom to decide the terms and condition of their arbitration agreement, such as process of resolving their dispute. Such as determining the seat, the laws and so forth. As advantageous as it sounds on the other hand …

The Inclusion of Non-Signatories in Arbitration: Doctrines, Disputes and Developments Read More »

The doctrine of corporate veil is a cornerstone of company law, which upholds the principle that a corporation is a separate legal entity distinct from its shareholders, directors, and promoters. Rooted within the landmark English case of Salomon v. A. Salomon & Co. Ltd. (1897), this legal fiction has facilitated the development of contemporary trade …

Title: The Doctrine of Corporate Veil: Evolution and Current Position in India Read More »

ABSTRACT India’s rapid digital transformation has brought immense opportunities but also exposed glaring vulnerabilities in its cyber legal framework. This research paper critically examines the evolution and current state of India’s cyber laws, particularly the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. While these laws laid foundational groundwork, they have …

RESEARCH PAPER: India’s Cyber Laws in the Age of Rising Digital Threats: An Inquiry into Legal Efficiency and Reform. Read More »

ABSTRACT As the legal world grapples with rapid technological change, the concept of a “will” remains largely tied to physical documentation in India. Despite increasing reliance on digital tools for financial and personal matters, digital wills continue to exist in a grey zone, lacking judicial clarity and statutory recognition. This paper investigates whether the Indian …

The Legal Status of Digital Wills in India: Time for Reform? Read More »

Abstract This article examines the constitutional clash between the right to freedom of speech and judicial authority, specifically considering contempt of court laws in India. In particular, the study will examine whether contempt laws, and “scandalising the court” specifically, are aligned with democratic principles and constitutional rights under Article 19(1)(a). The number of contempt proceedings …

Balancing Free Speech and Judicial Authority: A Constitutional Critique of Contempt of Court in India Read More »

ABSTRACT Developments in genetics have raised complex issues regarding human behavior, free will, and legal responsibility. This paper analyses the application of genetic predisposition as a defense in criminal proceedings, contending that it cannot excuse people from liability, but can be used as a mitigating factor in sentencing. This paper seeks to present a balanced …

Criminal Defenses Based on Genetic Predisposition Read More »

ABSTARCT Artificial Intelligence (AI) is characterized by the simulation of human intelligence through machines that learn, think, help and solve problems. In recent years, AI has found a place in the world of law and, especially, the judiciary, providing instruments to expedite court procedures, aid in research, and in the automatic handling of case loads. …

AI in the Judiciary: Prospects and Legal Implications Read More »

ABSTRACT This paper explores the crucial role of corporate governance in the context of Indian startups, a rapidly expanding sector known for innovation but also high risk. Startups, due to their early- stage structure, often lack formal systems, resulting in legal and financial vulnerabilities. The absence of clear governance frameworks can lead to internal conflicts, …

Corporate Governance in Startups: Legal Challenges and Adaptive Models Read More »

Abstract Internet shutdowns, state-imposed disruptions of online connectivity, have become an increasingly common tool of political control. Governments around the world, from democracies to autocracies, invoke shutdowns during unrest or conflict to manage information. This paper examines shutdowns in India and Iran, two prominent cases, to assess their legality under international human rights law, particularly …

Internet Shutdowns and Political Control: A Human Rights Perspective Read More »

Abstract Counterfeit currency prosecutions in India often hinge on how courts draw presumptions of fact from possession, conduct, and surrounding circumstances. While the user‑facing title refers to Section 139 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (IEA), that provision actually deals with cross‑examination of a person called to produce a document. The true doctrinal engine for …

The Doctrine of Presumption of Fact in Counterfeit Currency Offences: A Critical Analysis (with reference to Section 114 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 / corresponding provisions under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023) Read More »

ABSTRACT The  Insolvency  and  Bankruptcy  Code,  established  in  2016,  was  created  to  consolidate  the  scattered  insolvency  and  bankruptcy  structure  into  one  unified  legislation.  A  primary  goal  of  this  Code  is  to  protect  creditor  rights  and  interests.  It  was  formulated  to  overcome  the  limitations  and  ineffective  aspects  of  previous  insolvency  regulations  by  departing  from  the  debtor-in-possession  …

INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTANCY CODE IN INDIA: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CORPORTAE RESOLUTION AND RECOVERY Read More »

Abstract The Waqf (Amendment) Act 2025 has a significant role in Indian legal system. It is also known as The Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025.It becomes a controversial topic In India. This act governs the Waqf property in India. In a literal sense, waqf means detention. It can be said that Waqf is a property that …

The Waqf Law Reform in India: A Study of the 2025 Amendment Act Read More »

ABSTRACT The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) is essentially the present vital advancement in India’s data security scene, meant to safeguard personal data while furthering revolution and ease of business. This research paper carries a comparison between DPDPA and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) looking at the aspects of convergence: consent …

“India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 vs. the GDPR: Divergence, Convergence, and the Future of Cross-Border Data Regulation” Read More »

Abstract – This research paper investigate the complicated relationship between the waqf a significant Islamic social religious endowment government by specific Indian law and the proposed uniform civil code (Article-44)which aims for a common set of personal laws across all citizens .The key differences is  that the waqf is a religious practice within a specific …

TITLE- THE WAQF AND THE UCC: RECONCILING MINORITY RIGHTS WITH CONSTITUTIONAL UNIFORMITY IN INDIA.  Read More »

Abstract Digital technologies have transformed nearly every aspect of criminal justice, particularly sentencing and correctional practices. This paper examines the “digital prison” concept, a form of surveillance-based punishment featuring electronic monitoring, predictive analytics, and algorithmic decision-making to supplement or replace actual time in jail. The analysis of this paper is on critically examining technologies used …

Digital Jails and the Technology Monitoring in Sentencing: Modifying Current Imprisonment Read More »

1. Abstract The system of Indian Income Tax is going through fundamental change from traditional face to face to the blend of modernization and technology, along with digitalization of public services. This shift of offline to online mode is due to adoption of some global practices where foreign countries used digitalization along with automation to …

Dispute Management under Income Tax Law in the Age of Algorithmic Governance: A Critical Study of Digitalization, Taxpayers Rights and Institutional Challenge in India Read More »

ABSTARCT In the recent decade, there have been a rapid growth in the civil aviation sector which is very evident from the percentage growth in the air traffic where we see a rising concern over the adequacy of the protection  of the passengers from the injury and death caused to them during the travel. This …

Liability of Airlines in Cases of Passenger Injury or Death: A Comparative Study under the Montreal Convention and Indian Law Read More »

ABSTRACT  With the growing reliance on digital platforms in India, incidents of cyberbullying have increased sharply, particularly among young users. It’s an online abuse, especially among the youth, with severe mental, emotional, and social consequences. Despite the rising number of cases, cyberbullying remains a hidden crime and underreported crime. The absence of a specific law …

CYBERBULLYING IN INDIA: A HIDDEN CRIME AND GAPS IN LEGAL PROTECTION  Read More »

Abstract: In today’s digital economy, personal data stands as a pivotal asset with substantial economic and strategic value. Yet, in India, individuals lack legally recognized ownership over this critical resource. This paper advocates for the treatment of personal data as a proprietary right, proposing that individuals be vested with tangible legal entitlements over the data …

Personal data as property : A case for data ownership rights in India. Read More »

Abstract Several countries across the globe have already recognised The Right To Be Forgotten (RTBF) in their data protection frameworks, however, one area in which India has been missing is that there exists no explicit statutory right of recognition. For instance, this issue should ideally be addressed by means of a comprehensive legislative provision instead of disconnected …

Right to Be Forgotten in India: A Missing Piece in the Personal Data Protection Puzzle Read More »

                       ABSTRACT The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA) is the novel legislation that replaces the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 from the colonial rule regarding electronic evidence within the legal landscape of India. It points to the enhanced reliance on such certificates as authentication, technological safeguards beyond these and presumed mechanisms thereof in this new …

RESEARCH PAPER ADMISSIBLITY OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE Read More »

NAME- BISWAJIT DASH BRANCH- BBA-LLB SUBMITTED TO-   THE AMIKUS QRIAE ABSTRACT:  The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023 is a major reform of India’s criminal justice system, aimed at updating and streamlining the legal framework to address current concerns. This study investigates the convergence of the BNS 2023 and the fast-changing technological world, with a special …

TOPIC:EXPLORING BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA AND THE NEW TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE Read More »

ABSTRACT This research paper explores the challenges posed by deep fakes and delves into the existing legalities that respond to their implications in defamation, political misinformation, and consent. Deep fakes refer to fake/ synthetic media created using artificial intelligence and machines that look realistic but are fake images, audio, and videos. Just like the two …

DEEP FAKES AND THE LAW: ANALYSIS OF HOW CURRENT LAWS HANDLE DEEP FAKES IN DEFAMATION, POLITICAL MISINFORMATION, OR CONSENT Read More »

Abstract  This paper delves into a critical examination of the marital remedy of restation of conjugal rights as enshrined in section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, tracing its historical context. It also provides an analysis of its evolution. It highlights the debate over whether personal laws are covered under Article 13. It further …

Revisiting Section 9: Gender, Constitutionality, and Reform in Indian Matrimonial Law Read More »

TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER Introduction 3 Historical background 4 National Perspective 5 Public Perceptions of Stampede-Like Situations: Experiences, Safety Concerns, and Accountability. 7 Global Perspective 11 Social Impact 14 Policy Reforms in India 18 Methodology 19 Conclusion 20 References 20 ABBREVIATIONS AIArtificial IntelligenceBNSBharatiya Nyaya SanhitaCAGComptroller and Auditor GeneralCEDAWConvention on the Elimination …

WHEN PUBLIC SAFETY FAILS: STAMPEDES AS A BREACH OF THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND EQUALITY UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION Read More »

Abstract The concept of “Waqf” has been developed in Islam. The literal meaning of Waqf is detention and stoppage but in technical sense Waqf denotes dedicating some movable or immovable properties for the religious purpose in perpetuity. These Waqf properties are managed by The Waqf Board which plays an important role in protecting the properties …

The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025- An analysis of its impact in India Read More »

Abstract This paper discusses about the new emerging Advocate Protection Act, its key features and over this “The Need For Advocate Protection Act” in detail. As in this current society, where the crime rate is increasing day by day, the importance of Advocates are also increasing. At the same time attacks towards the advocates creating …

NEED FOR ADVOCATE PROTECTION ACT Read More »

This report critically examines the evolving part of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within transnational arbitration, a field decreasingly embracing technological advancements for enhanced effectiveness and cost- effectiveness. It explores current AI operations, similar as document analysis, textbook drafting, legal exploration, and case operation, pressing their transformative eventuality in streamlining disagreement resolution processes. The report scrutinizes the …

The Rise of AI in International Arbitration: Opportunities and Legal Challenges Read More »

ABSTRACT This paper analyzes the reasoning behind the 2023 Supreme Court of India judgement on the judicial acceptance of same sex marriage which has profound consequences for India’s constitutional democracy and social justice. In this case, the Court of Constitution Bench of five judges, ruled with a 5:0 majority that same sex marriages cannot be …

The Supreme Court Verdict on Same-Sex Marriage, 2023: A Critical Constitutional Analysis. Read More »

ABSTRACT The Indian judiciary is acclaimed for its strong constitutional framework and its critical role in upholding democracy. Nonetheless, it is also notorious for inordinate delays and enormous backlogs of cases, over 51 million as of 2024. This research paper explores the underlying causes behind the sluggish speed of justice delivery in India with an …

ACCESSIBILITY TO JUSTICE IN INDIA Read More »

ABSTRACT The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, arrives at a critical juncture as India actively engages in discussions surrounding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). Religious endowments, particularly Islamic waqfs, are being reassessed within a broader legal framework aimed at uniformity and accountability. This paper critically examines the implications of the 2025 amendment in light of the …

Reforming Religious Endowments under the Shadow of UCC: A Critical Analysis of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025 Read More »

Abstract Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have become central strategies for companies seeking to expand their market presence, achieve operational efficiencies, acquire new technologies, or enter new sectors. Globally, M&A activity reflects broader economic trends such as globalization, technological innovation, and increasing market concentration. In India, these business combinations are subject to regulatory scrutiny to ensure …

Mergers Under the Microscope: Analysing the Role of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) Read More »

ABSTRACT   GBV is a prevalent human rights issue, disproportionately affecting women and girls globally,  regardless of cultural, economic, or social background impacting females across varied societal  contexts. Despite sustained efforts via activism and policy reforms, GBV remains alarmingly  prevalent, reflecting deep-seated inequalities. This research evaluates the effectiveness of legal  measures designed to counter GBV, focusing …

TITLE – Gender-based violence and the effectiveness of legal protections  Read More »

Abstract This research paper scrutinises the effectiveness and role of institutional arbitration in India, predominantly in the background of cross-border commercial disputes. It traces the historical evolution of arbitration in India, highlighting the shift from court-centric litigation to alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, with a focus on institutional frameworks such as the Mumbai Centre for International …

Institutional Arbitration in India: Evaluating Effectiveness in Resolution of Cross-Border Commercial Disputes Read More »

Abstract Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ Hotstar, have significantly transformed India’s entertainment and media sector. These platforms have facilitated innovative creative endeavors and expanded global accessibility; however, they have also prompted considerable concerns regarding the absence of regulatory oversight for content. In the absence of traditional censorship frameworks, OTT platforms …

OTT CENSORSHIP AND INDIAN LAW: BALANCING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND REGULATION Read More »

1. ABSTRACT This report critically examines the implementation and impact of time-bound arbitration provisions, specifically Section 29A, introduced by India’s Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Acts of 2015 and 2019. It highlights the legislative intent to expedite dispute resolution and align India with international arbitration standards. The analysis reveals significant successes in reducing arbitral delays, enhancing …

Time-Bound Arbitration Under the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act: A Success Story or a Procedural Pitfall? Read More »

Abstract Transnational Corporations (TNCs) have become great global players with  significant economic and political power, often operating in several jurisdictions at once and  playing a dominant economic and political role. While bringing development and  modernization, numerous ones have come to be associated with human rights violations,  especially where legal mechanisms are weak. The human rights …

Transnational Corporations and Human Rights Obligations  Read More »

Abstract This Article examines the 22 April 2025 Pahalgam massacre—twenty-six civilians targeted and executed after religious identification—as a crucible for India’s constitutional secularism.  It deploys a tripartite methodology: doctrinal analysis of Supreme Court jurisprudence from Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973) through In re Pahalgam Terror Attack (2025); comparative study of France’s laïcité model, …

Secularism Under Siege: Judicial, Legislative, and Comparative Responses to the 2025 Pahalgam Massacre in India Read More »

Abstract Data portability—the ability of users to migrate data from one service to another—is increasingly viewed as a possible cure for anticompetitive behavior in digital markets. This paper examines the legal frameworks as well as international approaches carrying data portability through and assesses their effectiveness regarding competition promotion. It discusses the antitrust aspects of data …

Data Portability as a Competition Remedy: Legal Frameworks, Global Approaches, and Antitrust Implications Read More »

TOPIC: The Role of Mental Health in Criminal Liability: Should the Law Be More Lenient? MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR Dehmi Kalan, Off Jaipur-Ajmer Expressway Jaipur, Rajasthan 303007. ABSTRACT  Mental illness has emerged as a key topic in criminal justice reform discussions. The interplay between mental illness and criminality poses significant questions regarding culpability and justice. This paper explores …

RESEARCH PAPER The Role of Mental Health in Criminal Liability: Should the Law Be More Lenient? Read More »

Abstract In the digital age, where ideas travel faster than it used to decades before and opinions find global platforms in seconds due to globalisation hitting every corner of the world, the boundaries between free speech and defamation have become increasingly blurred. The road from newspapers and radios being the sole modes of expression to …

Criminal Defamation and Social Media: Conflict Between Reputation and Expression Read More »

Understanding Plea Bargaining as a concept  When breaking down the word “ plea” means “request” and “bargaining” means “negotiation.”; in simple words, it explains a process in which a person who is charged with an offence that is criminal in nature negotiates with prosecution for lesser punishment than what is provided by “law”. It is …

Unequal Bargains? Plea Bargaining and Joint Liability under BNSS Read More »

Abstract The spurt in e-commerce activity in India has transformed the retail market, offering consumers immense convenience and access to products and services of their choice. The expansion has been accompanied by higher online shopping frauds in the form of false websites, counterfeit goods, phishing, and non-delivery. The current paper examines the available legal safeguards …

Title: Legal Protection Against Online Shopping Scams in India Read More »

ABSTRACT  The Telecommunications Act, 2023, marks a pivotal overhaul of India’s regulatory framework governing digital communication. Touted as a progressive step toward enhancing national security and simplifying licensing regimes, the Act has also reignited debates around privacy, surveillance, and freedom of expression. This paper explores the tension between state security imperatives and constitutionally guaranteed civil …

The Telecommunications Act , 2023 – Navigating the thin line between national security and fundamental rights in India Read More »

Submitted by – Swastika Kar   Pursuing – B.Com LL.B (Hons.)  Semester and Year – 2nd Semester, 1st Year  College – Kazi Nazrul University .   Abstract :   The modern technology that we enjoy today can be seen as a direct result of the advancements made during  the Second World War. Since then, there has been a …

Title : “Right to Privacy in the Era of AI Surveillance”  Read More »

Company: Amikus Qriae  April 2025 Table of Contents  1.Abstract  2.Keywords  3.Introduction  4.Research Methodology  5.Review of Literature  6.Method  7.Overview of the POCSO Act  8.Misuse and False Allegations: A Rising Concern – 8.1 Matrimonial and Custody Disputes – 8.2 Teenage Relationships  – 8.3 Personal and Property Disputes  9. Consequences of False Allegations  10. Legal Safeguards and Judicial …

False Allegations under the POCSO Act: A Study on Misuse and Legal Safeguards  Read More »

   Labour Laws and the Gig Economy: Rethinking Worker Protections in the Digital Age Abstract The gig economy, comprising majorly of short-term, platform-mediated workers, is different from the traditional classifications of labour. In India and globally, the gig workers operate in a grey area whereby they are neither full employees nor independent contract workers, leading to …

Title Labour Laws and the Gig Economy: Rethinking Worker Protections in the Digital Age Read More »