Publications
The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been going on for a long time and involves many complicated issues like violence, people being forced ou...
This Article traces the evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India, examining its historical progression and contemporary significanc...
In the dynamic landscape of societal evolution, the role of student activism has emerged as a potent force driving transformative change. The enthusia...
The Bilkis Bano case is one of the shockingly evil acts that happened in the Gujarat riots in 2002. As we see in India the most common crime which is ...
A WHO study has identified antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as one of the top ten global public health threats to humanity. AMR jeopardizes the effectiv...
Which reads as ‘to say is indeed easy for anyone; but far difficult it is to do according to what has been said’. Supreme Court of India through its v...
By looking at several elements of bank mergers, this paper seeks to understand the reasoning for the ICICI Bank and Bank of Rajasthan merger. A wide r...
With our not so steady life which is always thriving for a better living, with people moving here and there to have a secure and decent standard of li...
India is a country which is often praised for its ‘Unity in Diversity’. It has various cultural and religious differences, and it believes in celebrat...
The study seeks to clarify the scope and direction of developments in privacy policies implemented by social media platforms operating in the Indian m...
On March 2, 1972, Aafia Siddiqui was born in Karachi, Sindh. Coming from a highly educated family, she excelled as a student from her young age. With ...
Technology plays a pivotal role in contemporary crime prevention strategies, offering innovative solutions to address evolving criminal activities. Th...
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has been a subject of contentious debate in India, especially concerning its impact on the rights and traditions of minor...
Rule of law is a dynamic principle which molds itself as to preserve constitutionalism in a country. That’s why one has to face problems when one trie...
Law is defined as the norms and regulations that must be adhered to in order for society's members to live in peace, whereas social change is any alte...
Venezuela was once known for its wealth. Now it's in a hard spot, caught between economic blunders, political knife fights and government standoffs. T...
India, with its diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities, reflects a rich tapestry. Despite the presence of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the Cons...
The Supreme Court of India declared that both the Right to Privacy (Nijata ka Adhikaar) and the Right to Information (Soochana ka Adhikaar) are fundam...
In this article, we discuss the rights of citizens and how they can be violated through the use of Artificial Intelligence. We also examine the laws g...
Every election season is like a crescendo of voices in the symphony of democracy, reflecting the hopes and worries of the people. However, underlying ...
Deepfakes, characterized by the artificial manipulation of digital media, encompassing videos, audio, and images, leverage the capabilities of Artific...
“Les Non Cogit Ad Impossibilia” is a Latin legal maxim that outlines the primary principle in contract law stating that the law does not compel any pe...
Triple Talaq, also known as “Talaq-e-Biddat,” is a form of divorce in Islamic law that allows a Muslim man to divorce his wife by pronouncing the word...
This study examines the existing legislative framework in India that safeguards the interests of online customers in light of the rapidly expanding e-...
The deliberate taking of a life to eliminate suffering, usually as a result of a fatal illness or excruciating pain, is known as euthanasia. A doctor,...