Mihika Shetty, St. Joseph College of Law ABSTRACT Shadowing the 10-minute promise, life is being squeezed, stretched, and worn down without any noise. The ultra-fast delivery economy depends on being very close to the customer, but it can only do that because it is built on the exhaustion, invisibility, and slow destruction of human endurance of those who bring the delivery. Workers run through streets, ride under incessant pressure, get injuries without treatment, skip meals

Vasudha Shandilya, O.P. Jindal Global University Definition and Scope The resource-rich Chhotanagpur Plateau is home to Jharkhand, a region with substantial coal, iron ore, bauxite, and other mineral deposits. In 1993, after the National Mineral Policy liberalized the mining industry, Jharkhand became the center for industrial growth and extraction of minerals. This development led to frictions in the domain of property law, especially when it came to the land rights of Adiva

Appoorvaa S, LL.M (Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration), School of Excellence in Law, The Tamilnadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai ABSTRACT Medical ethics constitutes the foundation of professional medical practice, which helps physicians to reconcile patient care, societal responsibility, and individual accountability. The following article is based on a comparative study of the International Code of Medical Ethics adopted by the World Medical Association

Poorna S, LLM, Corporate and Commercial Law, Christ Deemed to be University (Bengaluru) ABSTRACT Cross-border insolvency has ceased to be a fringe issue in the Indian commercial universe. Indian companies’ capital raises abroad, hold assets and subsidiaries outside India, and have counterparties in various jurisdictions to whom they trade. When a financial distress situation strikes, there are challenging issues of recognition, coordination and value maximisation across borde

Ishita Jain, Government Law College (DAVV), Indore (MP) ABSTRACT Freedom of expression is the lifeline of any democratic polity, and the media is its prime instrument. In India, Article 19(1)(a) guarantees this freedom of speech and expression. The courts have interpreted it to imply thereby freedom of the press, the right to impart and diffuse information freedom to receive information and digital communication rights as well. Yet freedom of speech and expression is not abso