Aditya Dixit, B.A.LL.B.(Hons.), Dr. Rajendra Prasad National Law University, Prayagraj   ABSTRACT From its inception, the Indian Constitution has been grounded in the idea that power shall be exercised under public scrutiny. The framers of our Constitution aspired to create a system where authority and accountability can go hand-in-hand. As the Great Dr. B.R. Ambedkar said “Constitutional morality is not a natural sentiment. It has to be cultivated. We must realize that our p

Iris Jeejo, Christ University Pune, Lavasa Campus ABSTRACT The metaverse reflects a new frontier where ownership, identity, and commerce are increasingly defined through blockchain technology. This paper identifies how the existing trademark framework in India-hinged on the Trade Marks Act, 1999-fails to address questions of ownership and infringement within decentralized, virtual ecosystems. Although blockchain provides transparency and verifiable proof of digital assets, In

Priyadharshini. G, B.B.A., L.L.B (Hons). LL.M., [Environmental, Energy and Climate Change Law], Chennai Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Pudupakkam ABSTRACT While plastic, which was once thought to be a revolutionary invention owing to its flexibility, strength, and cost-effectiveness, has today turned out to be one of the major threats to the environment, which the world is presently facing, owing to the fact that plastic is not biodegradable and hence causes great harm

Tejaswi Kumar, Nilesh Gupta & Ningal Yallappa, K.E.S. Shri Jayantilal H. Patel Law College, Mumbai ABSTRACT The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) dispute exists as a permanent constitutional, legal and socio-political conflict which is prevalent for more than decades in India. The Uniform Civil Code which Article 44 of the Constitution of India established aims to create one single legal framework which will control all civil matters including marriage divorce adoption succession and

Yafrin Ramana, Law Researcher (Punjab and Haryana High Court), Punjab, India ABSTRACT The use of scientific methods in criminal investigations has evolved a lot, and narco-analysis is one of the disputed methods used by Indian law enforcement agencies. Narco-analysis is a technique where certain drugs are given to a person to bring him/her into a hypnotic or semi-conscious state so that he/she may reveal the truth without being in a voluntary control. Supporters of these meth

Srishti Sarraf, Advocate (D/10778/2024), Bar Council of Delhi, India LL.M. (Public Law), National Law University, Delhi (2024-25) B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.), Chanakya National Law University, Patna (2019-24) 1. INTRODUCTION Why is womanhood a metaphor for guilt and obligations? This statement encapsulates the essence of the present case. For ten long years, the accused- Kiranjit Ahluwalia, a woman of Indian origin, trapped in an abusive marriage, endured unbearable pain and suffer

A Critical Examination Of Digital Insolvency In India: Balancing Data Privacy Imperatives Under The DPDP Act With Creditor Recovery Objectives In The IBC Framework – A Comparative Perspective With Foreign Jurisdictions Tanisha Sikarwar, LLM, Department of Law, PK University, Thanra, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh Bhanu Pratap, LL.M., Department of Law, Prestige Institute of Management and Research, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh ABSTRACT The rise of digital technologies has turned data in

Megha Acharya ABSTRACT Corporate governance principles help all the stakeholders to build strong monitoring preventive mechanism for early detection of corporate malpractices to safeguard investors and ensure resilient economy. Corporate governance entails the procedure and rules that balances the interest of the corporate entity without bypassing any legal threshold and also ensuring the various goals of the company. The initial corporate governance model in India was largel

Mitali Garg, Delhi Metropolitan Education, IP University ABSTRACT Generation Z in India is increasingly using clothes rentals and second-hand purchases as a method to interact with fashion while reducing environmental damage. Digital platforms and social media influencers are crucial to this change, but the laws governing these activities are still disjointed and lacking. This article assesses whether current consumer protection, e- commerce, and advertising laws in India suf

Kumar Kartikeya, LLM, Research Scholar, Department of Law, NIMS University Dr. (Prof.) Falak Bashir, PhD, NIMS University ABSTRACT The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the Indian criminal justice system represents a transformative shift towards data-driven governance. While AI offers significant potential to address systemic inefficiencies such as judicial delays, case backlog, and limited access to justice, its application raises serious constitutional, ethic

(Sinjini Sanyal, Guest Faculty of Law, Department of Law, KSRU, Krishnagar, Nadia, West Bengal) ABSTRACT The Preamble of the Indian Constitution echoes the very sentiment of freedom of speech and expression through the perfect arrangement of words as “liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship”. The ancient Greeks laid the groundwork of free speech as a democratic principle. Ancient Greek word “parrhesia” means “free speech”. Without this freedom the concept of

Dr. Tapan Kumar Chandola, Professor & Director, Amity Law School, Amity University, L ucknow, India Anubhuti Yadav, LL.M. Student, Amity Law School, Amity University, Lucknow, India ABSTRACT The digital uprising has inaudibly done something that centuries of authoritarian governance could never quite manage: it has occupied the last remaining quiet spaces of the human mind. Notifications do not knock before they enter. Algorithms do not ask for consent before influencing mood

Shuhool Fotedar, University School of Law and Legal Studies ABSTRACT This case commentary delves into the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India’s judgement in Confederation of Real Estate Developers of India v. Vanashakti & Ors. The judgement rendered by a three-judge bench in a 2:1 majority on November 18, 2025 recalled the Court’s prior ruling in Vanashakti v. Union of India delivered on May 16, 2025. The initial ruling had invalidated the regulatory framework for granting retrosp

Anvita Rose, Christ (Deemed to be) University, Delhi, NCR Sheetal Singh, Christ, (Deemed to be) University, Delhi, NCR ABSTRACT The emergence of social media has significantly transformed modern advertising, with influencer marketing becoming one of the most popular promotional tools. Corporations increasingly rely on influencers to promote their products and services in a more relatable and persuasive manner. However, this shift has also led to a rise in misleading advertise

Deeksha Singh, LLM (Corporate Law), Galgotias University ABSTRACT The question of sexual harassment in the workplace is not new in India or the entire world regardless of the availability of policies and laws regarding the harboring of the question. It is not just a legal matter, but a threat that is mostly encountered by the female gender, which happens when a woman is discriminated against or even demanded to have sexual favors at the workplace, particularly by an individua

S. Dinesh Kumar, M S Ramaiah University Of Applied Sciences ABSTRACT Solid waste management is one of the most important services for preserving urban areas' quality of life and guaranteeing higher levels of cleanliness and health. Due to the antiquated and ineffective systems used, this service in India is not up to par. Insufficient coverage, poor technology selection, institutional weakness, a lack of financial and human resources, and a lack of both short- and long-term p

S. Kiruthika, Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences ABSTRACT: Microplastic contaminants pose a hazard to ecosystems and biodiversity on Earth. Microplastics (particles with a diameter of 5 mm with no lower limit) are employed in pharmaceuticals, personal care items, and industries due to the gradual fragmentation of huge plastic containers and goods or production in small sizes. Microplastics can be found in the air, on land, in marine environments, and even in food that peo

Shivansh Dubey, B.A. LL.B. (Lucknow University), LL.M., UGC NET (Law) ABSTRACT The adoption of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) is a “radical change in the criminal procedure law in India as it replaces the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, which dates back to the colonial era. The new law aims at updating the criminal justice administration by making them more efficient, embracing the use of technology and a faster way of carrying out investigation and tri

Aditya Singh & Shiv Bhushan Singh, St. Aloysius Institute of Technology and National Law University, Odisha ABSTRACT Digital technologies have created a complete transformation of power structures which now present new constitutional issues that existing legal systems cannot address. Traditional constitutional arrangements were built to constrain visible exercises of state authority through legal text, institutional checks, and judicial enforcement. The digital era, by contra

Sushree Sukanya Das, Madhusudan Law University ABSTRACT Adolescence is the most critical phase of an individual’s course of life that essentially determines how the fundamental structure of a person’s mind will be shaped for his lifetime. An unregulated adolescence shaped by lack of proper care, discipline, distorted perception of reality and unhealthy environment manifests itself into a mind that often creates either perpetrators or victims within the adolescent phase or in

Muskan Sangwan, Queen Mary University of London ABSTRACT Generative AI tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E are flipping the script on creativity, spitting out essays, code, and art from simple prompts that look shockingly human-like. They're shaking up industries from entertainment to education, making creation super accessible but exposing big cracks in copyright laws meant for people, not machines. This paper digs into three messy issues: Who's the real author of AI stuff, and is

Jayapriya S, LLM, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science ABSTRACT In order to improve corporate governance and guarantee financial transparency in businesses, the Audit Committee is essential. Section 177 of the Companies Act of 2013 mandates that specific classes of businesses establish an Audit Committee to oversee internal control, financial reporting, and auditing procedures. In order to stop fraud, safeguard shareholder interests, and guarantee corporate managemen

Vedanteshwari Rawal, Kirit P Mehta School of Law ABSTRACT In the Indian urban context, family property disputes are being settled outside the formal adjudicatory process by means that cannot be strictly classified as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms. Though the Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996 and mediation centres attached to the courts provide a formal platform for dispute resolution, a substantial number of family property disputes are being settled

Vishal Katheria, Amity Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Amity University, Noida ABSTRACT Corporate fraud has emerged as a significant challenge in modern business environments, undermining corporate governance, investor confidence, and economic stability. It encompasses a wide range of illegal and unethical activities carried out by individuals or organizations to gain undue financial or strategic advantage. This paper examines the various types of corporate fraud prevale