RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS. ABSTRACT In today’s era cyber security plays a very major role in the development of the society. Where data has become a sensitive information which can be easily access by anyone in the public domain. With the exponential increase in internet user has led to major issue of “right to privacy”. Whereas India …
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Abstract This paper explores the challenges and adaptations of intellectual property (IP) laws in response to advancements in digital technology. It examines key legislative changes, landmark cases, and the impact of globalization on IP enforcement. The paper also proposes strategies for harmonizing IP rights across jurisdictions while balancing innovation and public interest. Keywords : Intellectual …
Title: The Evolution of Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital Age Read More »
The method of doctrinal legal research, comparative and analytical, is used by the study for the purpose of inquiring into the legal framework controlling Powers of Attorney (POA) in India. The present research focuses its attention on a statutory analysis of the Powers of Attorney Act 1882 as well as similar laws, followed by a …
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ABSTRACT Healthcare serves as the Backbone of public well-being in any society. It is an organized pattern of broad services that aims to improve health of a person by preventing, diagnosing, or ameliorating a disease. Nonetheless, the healthcare sector’s ability to achieve its goal of enhancing health through prevention, diagnosis, and treatment is severely hindered …
Shreya Sriram ABSTRACT The decriminalisation of begging in India has provoked great debates concerning the implications it carries for human rights, social justice, and the role of the state in addressing poverty. Historically, begging has been treated as a criminal offence, but that approach does not seek to address the systemic causes of poverty and …
Decriminalising Begging in India: A Shift Towards Social Justice and Rehabilitation Read More »
The Indian Constitution, as a beacon of equality and justice, enshrines the principles of equality and non-discrimination through Articles 14 1 and 15 2 . These provisions guarantee equal protection under the law and prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, among other grounds, while allowing affirmative measures to promote women’s welfare. Over the decades, …
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ABSTRACT Semi-autonomous or level 1-3 autonomous vehicles refer to those vehicles which require human intervention. On the other hand, autonomous vehicles are those that do not require any kind of human intervention to control the system and function on interwoven systems of sensors, networks, and intricate algorithms, which makes them vulnerable to cybersecurity threats, data …
CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES IN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND RANSOMWARE ATTACKS Read More »
By Parag Awadhiya Student B.A. LL.B. Affiliation Institution: Balaji Law College, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, Maharashtra DECLARATION BY THE STUDENT I hereby declare that “A study on Innovation Policy and Patent Law: Impact on Technology and Economic Growth” is the result of the project work conducted by me in partial fulfillment for submission for …
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Abstract: This research explores the legal challenges associated with autonomous vehicles, with a primary focus on analyzing existing legislative frameworks and evaluating their adequacy in addressing the complexities of this technology. The study proposes innovative legal solutions to achieve a balance between fostering technological advancements and ensuring legal accountability. Additionally, the research emphasizes the importance …
ABSTRACT – The Indian Aviation Industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years, driven by increasing demand for air travel and cargo services. However, this growth has also highlighted the need for a comprehensive and effective regulatory framework to govern the industry. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of Indian aviation law, tracing its evolution …
ABSTRACT The increasing digitization of our world has brought about profound shifts in the way personal data is collected, processed, and used. In this context, data protection and privacy have become central concerns, not only for individuals whose personal information is at risk but also for governments and corporations seeking to comply with legal standards …
DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY: CHALLENGES AN OPPORTUNITIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE Read More »
Abstract The selected research article relates to doping in sports with reference to addiction, socioeconomic status, and past measures against doping. Besides, it rejects the current consequences-treatment model and supports the preventive-therapeutic model, which has placed emphasis on preventing problems before they occur. Self-generated survey questionnaires administered to athletes, coaches, and sports administrators suggested that …
Abstract The advent of Artificial Intelligence has brought a transformation in the industries worldwide. It has created novel challenges and opportunities within the framework of intellectual property laws. Artificial Intelligence systems are getting upgraded constantly and have now become capable of producing creative works which calls into question the adequacy of the existing legal framework …
ABSTRACT The selection between exchange secrets and techniques and patents is a key attention for businesses searching for to defend their intellectual belongings (IP) and keep a competitive part. both methods provide distinct blessings and disadvantages, and the selection depends on the character of the IP, risks concerned, and strategic goals. Trade secrets shield private …
Trade secrets v/s Patents: choosing the right intellectual property protection Read More »
Abstract- Insider trading involves the buying or selling of stocks, bonds, or other securities by individuals who have access to material, non-public information about a company. This information is considered ‘material’ because it could influence a reasonable investor’s decision to buy or sell a security if it were made available to the public. ‘Non-public’ means …
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Abstract The growing magnitude of IP regime in Pharma industry is like a double edge sword which provide exclusive monopoly alongside financial benefit. In emergence of IP protection laws and its penetration in pharmaceutical industries are posing various challenges before developing nations. The dilemma around commercial nature of IP and right to health responsibility arises …
ABSTRACT A fundamental component of tort law is the law of negligence, which deals with situations in which injury results from a failure to exercise reasonable care as opposed to deliberate misconduct. This article examines the three crucial elements—duty of care, violation of duty, and causation—necessary to prove negligence. These components work together to create …
THE LAW OF NEGLIGENCE : Understanding Duty, Breach, and Causation Read More »
Nitesh Kadam – B.B.A LL.B University of Mumbai Thane Sub-Campus Abstract The integration of technology has resulted in the rapid growth of e-commerce sector in India. Every seller is trying to expand its business across the country by selling goods and services online on e-commerce platforms and making it convenient to purchase goods and services …
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ABSTRACT The right to be forgotten has increasingly become an intrinsic part of legal discussions surrounding privacy, freedom of expression and fundamental rights. This research seeks to explore the evolution of this right, its legal implications, and its impacts across different parts of the world, with particular emphasis on India. In an era dominated by …
UNPACKING THE LEGAL IMPACTS OF THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN Read More »
Abstract Food safety is a fundamental issue affecting the lives and health of many. India with its vast and diverse food sector faces a persistent problem of adulteration and food contamination. Ranging from food sold loose by vendors on the street to packed food produced in factories and industries on a large scale, food adulteration …
Abstract The research paper investigates the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) through an analysis of its historical development. This study explores the historical development of a Uniform Civil Code alongside international viewpoints and implementation challenges. It provides historical analysis while working towards creating standardized personal laws across multiple religions. This paper examines the historical roots of …
Uniform Civil Code: Exploring The Historical Development and Implementation Challenges Read More »
Abstract: The judiciary, recognized as the third branch of government, is regarded by the populace as the sole independent entity, fostering trust among citizens due to its impartiality and autonomy from other governmental branches. Despite being the most trusted institution, it is increasingly losing its significance as a result of delays in the administration …
Black court syndrome on delayed justice: An analysis Read More »
Abstract On August 1, 2024, a landmark decision by a 7-member bench of the Supreme Court of India addressed a contentious issue that has sparked debate since independence. In a historic move, the Court opened the door for the sub-classification of Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST), delivering its judgment with a 6:1 majority. …
Judicial verdict on SC/ST sub-classification: Bridging gaps and deepening divisions Read More »
Abstract: Biotechnology, a multidisciplinary field that harnesses biological processes to develop innovative products and technologies, has been transforming various sectors, particularly healthcare. This overview provides a comprehensive glimpse into biotechnology’s vast and rapidly evolving domain, showcasing exciting projects and developments from leading experts in the field. Biotechnology has revolutionised numerous areas, from disease diagnosis and …
ABSTRACT This paper examines the rehabilitation programs aimed at the first time offenders and how they may be linked to lowered rates of re-offending as well as successful integration into the society. Rehabilitation programs provide the offenders with the means to understanding what prompted them to commit the crime and how to avoid doing so …
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REHABILITION PROGRAMS FOR FIRST TIME OFFENDERS Read More »
ABSTRACT: Advocates are the guardians of justice, a defender of human rights, and a trusted advisor to clients, while upholding the highest standards of professionalism, ethics, and integrity. This abstract discusses the various factors influencing advocates’ compensation, cost of living, and the value of legal services provided. It also examines the implications of insufficient salaries …
“EVALUATING THE SUFFICIENCY OF ADVOCATE SALARIES” Read More »
FACTS Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental (MAO) College was established in 1875 in Aligarh as a teaching institution. This college later came to be known as Aligarh Muslim University through the AMU Act 1920. This Act was amended by the University in 1951 and 1965. These amendments were related to the religious instructions and the administration of the …
Prathibha Madagouni, BA LLB, Fifth Year Student, Dr B.R. Ambedkar Law College, Hyderabad Abstract This research paper critically compares the impact of rehabilitation programs and punitive damages while focusing on their meanings and their practicability in the criminal justice area. This paper highlights how rehabilitation is a more successful method than punishment, as rehabilitation programs …
ABSTRACT The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA 2023) is landmark legislation introduced by the Indian government to regulate the processing of personal data. It seeks to balance between individuals’ right to safeguard their personal data and the necessity of processing data for legitimate purposes. The foundation for the enactment of this act was …
DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT 2023: THE KEY TO SAFEGUARD THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY Read More »
AND INDIA’S LEGAL STANCE The Indian Ocean, a critical region for global trade and geopolitics, is increasingly beset with maritime disputes over territory claims, resource rivalry, and navigational rights. This paper attempts to examine the maritime disputes and challenges, emphasizing India’s legal position and its compliance with international frameworks, notably the United Nations Convention on the …
Abstract This study examines the enforcement of copyright and plagiarism within the academic realm, addressing the associated challenges and mechanisms involved. The internet serves as a vast repository of information and resources, and the utilization of online sources in scholarly research raises significant concerns regarding proper attribution and the potential for copyright infringement. The question …
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ABSTRACT- The emergence of meme coins as a branch of cryptocurrency which was created based on ideas derived from internet memes and viral trends. This paper highlights fascinating interconnection between digital cultures, finance, and the legal nature in general. These assets like Dogecoin, Skibidi, Gigachad, Pepe the frog and Chill Guy have attracted attention from …
The Viral Economy: Meme Coins at the Crossroads of Culture and Law Read More »
ABSTRACT The insurance sector has evolved dramatically during the previous few decades. One reason driving this transition is the ongoing generation of huge volumes of data that must be correctly processed to be efficiently utilised. Data privacy has become an increasingly important concern in today’s digital world, particularly in companies that rely on sensitive information, …
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ABSTRACT: Due to rising recidivism, restorative justice acts as an efficient method to deal with the situation. This research endeavours to provide a comprehensive understanding of recidivism and restorative justice, exploring the fundamental concepts, theories, and principles that underpin these phenomena. Specifically, this study delves into the sociological concept of recidivism, examining its global implications …
ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN REDUCING RECIDIVISM IN INDIA Read More »
ABSTRACT The groundbreaking technological and social shifts brought about by cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens have given rise to a plethora of legal issues that demand flexible regulatory policies. They encompass ownership rights, intellectual property rights, fraud prevention mechanisms, consumer protection policies and ecological considerations concerning the use of them. The primary source of litigation lies …
Abstract: This project delves into the complexities of accountability in the context of genocide, the most egregious violation of human rights. Despite the existence of the 1948 Genocide Convention, which obligates states to prevent and punish genocide, the international community continues to grapple with the challenges of holding perpetrators accountable. The project critically examines the …
ACCOUNTABILITY AMID ATROCITY : CHALLENGES AND EVOLVING JURISPRUDENCE IN GENOCIDE Read More »
By: Akankshya Mohanty Collage Name: Kiit School of Law Abstract In a world full of uncertain things, humour something that always constant. Humour has a lots of form and it is subjective one thing can be funny for a group of people and in the same time that thing can be offensive as well this …
“Dark Humor in the Age of Free Speech: A indian Constitutional Dilemma” Read More »
ABSTRACT Menstrual health in India is a censorious issue that come together with legal, social, and cultural aspect. This journal told the meaning of menstrual cycle and its related terms. This journal described the history of menstrual health in India and also give the legal overview. It examined the rights of women given under the …
Abstract India’s political evolution spans from ancient republican traditions to modern parliamentary democracy. Rooted in indigenous practices like the Sabhas and Samitis, governance has historically emphasized collective wisdom and Rajdharma—political righteousness akin to constitutional principles. Colonial rule introduced legislative reforms, culminating in the modern parliamentary structure. While India’s Parliament symbolizes democracy’s triumph, it faces issues …
Abstract Defamation laws in India are a crucial intersection of the fundamental right to freedom of speech and the equally great right to defend one’s popularity. even as the right to free speech is enshrined underneath Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian constitution, it’s miles issue to affordable regulations under Article 19(2). This paper examines the …
Defamation Laws in India: Balancing Freedom of Speech and Protection of Reputation Read More »
ABSTRACT As each country is tightening its environmental protection laws and stressing on every citizen’s responsibility to maintain a clean surrounding, one might wonder who is responsible for clearing the mess that we have created in the space above us. This paper advocates that regulating space pollution is as crucial as regulating the pollution on …
ABSTRACT This study provides an in-depth analysis of the legality of terrorist organization authorities, the various mechanisms used to counter that governance through international treaties and conventions meant to protect the rights and liberties of individuals in such conflict-hit zones, and the intricate complexities in its enforcement. A brief history of terrorist governments formed worldwide …
ABSTRACT Cyber voyeurism in the digital age has become an increasingly significant issue, exacerbated by the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. These technologies, including facial recognition, deepfake creation, and automated surveillance systems, have not only transformed how privacy is violated but have also made these violations more pervasive, sophisticated, and harder to detect. …
ABSTRACT India stands at the crossroads of economic growth and environmental preservation. Renewable energy is central to its strategy for sustainable development and global climate commitments. India is the third-largest consumer of electricity in the world. India’s peak demand for electricity reached a record high of 223 gigawatts (GW) in June 2023. The country’s consumption is …
Abstract With the advancement of AI systems, the need for supervision that can adequately control their use is also increasing. Such rules are necessary to address potential threats to affiliates in order to protect AI operations in a risk-free manner. As well as maintaining basic rights such as privacy, equality, and responsibility. Artificial intelligence (AI) …
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Trademark law in India serves broader functions beyond the traditional purpose of distinguishing goods and services. One of its key roles is the protection of cultural heritage, particularly concerning traditional knowledge and indigenous symbols. This research explores how trademark law in India safeguards indigenous communities’ cultural identity through geographical indications (GIs) and collective marks. The …
Abstract The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (POSH Act) was enacted with the aim to safeguard women from the unjust sexual harassment that take occur in workplaces in every field across India. While this Act serves as a crucial legal framework with the aim to protect women’s dignity, …
Abstract In the digital era, rapid technological progressions have revolutionized the landscape of data gathering, processing, and storage, prompting substantial worries about data privacy. This abstract investigates the changing legal requirements for data privacy, analysing how different jurisdictions are altering their regulatory frameworks to handle the complexity brought on by current technology. Traditional privacy rules, …
Evolving legal standards for data privacy in the Digital Age Read More »
ABSTRACT Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs) form the backbone of international tax cooperation, eliminating economic inefficiencies and administrative burdens in double taxation in different jurisdictions on the same income. These bilateral treaties are not only to reduce tax liabilities but also to promote a predictable and stable environment for international trade and investment. With globalization …
ABSTRACT This Research Paper delves into the Immigration and Deportation Laws of India as well as United States of America. It does a comparative Analysis of Immigration and Deportation Laws prevalent in both the countries. It delves into deeper understanding of the necessity and history of those laws. It mainly focuses how the immigration laws …
Immigration & Deportation Laws in India vis – a vis USA: A Comparative Analysis Read More »
Abstract Marital rape, a type of sexual abuse is committed within the framework of marriage, reveals a substantial gap in legal protections for women, especially in nations such as India, where marriage is frequently regarded as an inviolable institution. Historically, marriage has been regarded as a legal union in which a wife’s permission to sexual …
The Silent Crime: The Case for Criminalizing Marital Rape in India Read More »
Abstract According to NCRB findings, 65,893 people in one lakh are victims of cybercrime. The Internet has become a large part of our lives, considering how we depend on it for even the smallest of necessities. This has given criminals an opportunity to attack the vulnerable links in the digital platform, exploring several ways to …
Women, Cybercrime, and Law: Evaluating India’s Legal Landscape Read More »
AND CHALLENGES ABSTRACT: The right to be forgotten (RTBF) is a fundamental concept in privacy law that empowers individuals to request the removal of certain personal information from search engines and online platforms. This right is rooted in the broader context of data protection and privacy, responding to the growing concerns about the long-term availability …
ABSTRACT The criminal procedure in India, primarily influenced by British colonial rule, encompasses the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, which served as the basis for the current Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC). The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS), scheduled to be implemented on July 1, 2024, intends to replace the current CrPC with …
AN ANALYSIS OF THE BHARATIYA NAGARIK SURAKSHA SANHITA, 2023 Read More »
Author’s Name: Avani Jain Course: BBA LLB (hons.) Year: 3rd year (6th sem) University: SVKM’s NMIMS, School of Law, Indore campus, M.P. ABSTRACT: This article further explores the interaction between deficit stamp duty and arbitration agreements. It analyzes the legal framework to ascertain whether arbitration clauses can be enforced in contracts that are insufficiently stamped. …
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By Rashmi Singh Negi Asian Law College Abstract Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was introduced in 1983 to protect women from dowry-related cruelty. The law was a response to the increasing incidence of dowry-related violence and abuse in India, particularly within marriages. While the provision was well-intended, over time, it has been …
Abstract In an era marked by the exponential growth of digital data and rapid technological advancements, the protection of personal information has become a critical concern for individuals, organizations, and governments worldwide. The impact of social media on the right to privacy has sparked significant debate, emphasizing the urgent need for robust data protection measures. …
Abstract This paper aims at exploring the CSR concept as a concept of global justice with emphasis on the role played by the MNCs in the protection of rights of workers, environment, and the fight against inequalities. It also examines the effect of CSR practices and assesses the degree to which they are compatible with …
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Abstract Climate change presents an unprecedented challenge, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities globally, including in India. Climate justice emphasizes fairness, equity, and accountability in addressing climate-related issues, ensuring the protection of marginalized groups. In India, constitutional provisions like Article 21, which guarantees the right to life, have been judicially expanded to include the right to a …
Climate Justice is Becoming Constitutional Rights: A New Era in India’s Legal Framework Read More »
Research paper by Deepika Tumram deepikatumram517@gmail.com BALLB 2nd year Govt. New Law college Indore Madhya Pradesh With the internship at AMIKUS QRIAE 2024 Abstract The Indian juvenile justice system has undergone significant transformations since the enactment of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. Despite these efforts, the system continues to grapple …
ABSTRACT Drugs regulation play a critical role shaping public health, social norms, and economic landscapes. This paper examines the evolution of drug regulation in India and their multifaceted impact on society. India’s regulatory framework governed by the Drugs and Cosmetics Act,1940, and subsequent amendments, aims to ensure the quality safety and efficiency of pharmaceuticals while …
Abstract The Indian economy remains heavily reliant on fossil fuels, making it complex to grow the economy quickly and equitably while also reducing GHG emissions. Such problems are compounded by high economic inequality, in which the bottom half of the population owns only 2% of national wealth, as well as developmental challenges such as poverty, …
Viability of Carbon Markets in India’s Sustainable Future Read More »
LEARNED ATTORNEY GENERAL OF INDIA Mr. Venkatramani is a lawyer with an experience of 42 years of practice in the Supreme Court. He enrolled in July 1977 in the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and joined the chambers of Mr. P.P. Rao, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court in 1979. He then set up an independent practice …
ABSTRACT In recent years, the concept of “bulldozer justice” has gained attention in India as a controversial method of dealing with alleged or suspected rioters, vandals, stone pelters, minorities or the ones accused of any crime. This practice involves the demolition of properties linked to individuals accused of criminal activities, and it is often referred …
THE RISE OF BULLDOZER JUSTICE IN INDIA: LEGAL AND ETHICAL DIMENSIONS Read More »