Aayushi Kumari, BA LLB, Presidency University, Bangalore ABSTRACT Artificial intelligence is among the most significant developments in the modern world as far as technology is concerned. Some of the major areas where AI has played a key role includes decision making, communication and online transactions. One specific type of AI technology that has gained popularity includes chatbots in industries such as education, medicine, finance, customer services and entertainment. Thi

Sudeep Sarwan, Assistant Professor, CLE, Govt. J. Yoganandam Chhattisgarh College, Raipur Dr. Alekh Kumar Sahu, Associate Professor, SoS in Law, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur ABSTRACT The primary objective of this scholarly investigation is to critically evaluate the systemic dichotomy between the rigid, input-focused regulatory paradigm instituted by the Bar Council of India under the Rules of Legal Education 2008 and the progressive, competency-based framework e

Devyani Kunwar & Shashank Shekhar Singh, New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth University ABSTRACT This article looks at the core issue within modern international law called the "sovereignty conflict." It's the big clash between Westphalian state sovereignty, which stops other countries from interfering in domestic matters, and the idea that everyone's human rights are more important and apply globally. The piece drops into the legal roots of this disagreement, like the UN Cha

Karishma D.M., LLM, Amity Law School, Amity University, Bengaluru Dr. Jyotirmoy Banerjee, Assistant Professor, Amity Law School, Amity University, Bengaluru ABSTRACT Cross-border insolvency has become a central concern of contemporary commercial law because corporate distress increasingly involves assets, creditors, and proceedings dispersed across multiple jurisdictions. India’s present legal position remains structurally incomplete because the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code

Neelansh Rao CHAPTER 1 Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) as conceptualised by A.M. Turing can be defined as computational systems, which can perform tasks, which are related to human intelligence. The recent development of generative AI systems, including large language models that are capable of producing essays, poems, and legal drafts, as well as image-generation systems that can create original works by textual prompts, has considerably transformed the creative pr

Ms. Kritika Kakkar, Research Scholar, Baba Mastnath University INTRODUCTION Trademark plays a significant role in company’s daily operations and trade by identifying the products and services along with its origin. It gives the face to the brand name along with a personality and image to portray to the general public at large. As the business and trade is rapidly expanding in this globalization era, there is a need to have a paradigm shift from the traditional logos and symbo

Pratyasha Chakraborty, ILS Law College Pune ABSTRACT The colonial hegemony of the Imperial British Empire has abandoned the law of sedition as one of its most oppressive vestiges. Post the Independence of India, even though India was slowly becoming a ‘democracy’, no changes were brought to the existing law. In its application, firstly, the courts have had very dynamic opinions regarding what would substantially constitute the offense of ‘sedition’. Speculations about the con

Vishwadharshini S, Ganesh K, Kiruthiga N, Anbumathi VS & Chellakuzhali S, Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan University INTRODUCTION The gig economy's advent has drastically changed conventional work ties by bringing in platform-based employment agreements that are made possible by digital apps. Millions of people now have the opportunity to earn money flexibly thanks to platforms like Urban Company, Swiggy, Uber, and Zomato. Nonetheless, because platform workers are often classified as

Mansi Jadhav, Shahaji Law College, Kolhapur ABSTRACT Witnesses are an essential part of the criminal justice system because they help courts discover the truth. However, in India, witnesses often face threats, intimidation, and social pressure, especially in serious criminal cases. Sometimes they become so afraid that they change what they say, which affects the delivery of justice. To address this problem, the Supreme Court approved the Witness Protection Scheme, 2018, which

Dhruv Daruka & Sanjana Bhandarkar, Symbiosis Law School, Pune, Symbiosis International University ABSTRACT Traditional merger and acquisition due diligence was designed at a time when tangible assets and traditional forms of intellectual property made up most of the value. The increasing role of artificial intelligence as the primary value driver when considering a potential acquisition means that existing due diligence frameworks show structural flaws that expose an acquirer

Kushagra More, Institute of Law, Nirma University Chapter I: Introduction to Private Equity, Venture Capital, and Corporate Finance Private equity (hereinafter “PE”) and venture capital (hereinafter “VC”) have become dominant drivers of corporate financing and governance. These investors provide critical growth capital to companies outside public markets, often with extensive active oversight. PE firms, for example, typically acquire substantial stakes, often controlling thro

Kushagra More, Nirma University Krity Upadhyay, Nirma University Before you have even had your first cup of tea, your phone already knows more than you'd like about where you slept, the news you consumed, the product you were about to buy at midnight. Every single thing you do online, every tap, every scroll, every hesitant search, is quietly flowing out to companies you have never heard of, on privacy policies you never actually read. The most unsettling part? You never even

V S Meera, Alliance University, Bengaluru ABSTRACT Fiduciary obligations of promoters are very essential in understanding the Indian Corporate Law. Starting from the creation of the identity of a company the role of promoters continues even after the incorporation. The position of the promoters is very related to the ideas of honesty, fairness, and disclosure. From the very traditional approach of considering a promoter as an individual who promotes the business, we have come

Natasha Chauhan, Delhi Metropolitan Education, Noida, affiliated to GGSIPU ABSTRACT The global film industry is one of the rampantly rising industries, representing a conjecture of art, creativity, commerce and technology. In the global era of digitalisation and growing commerce, it is imperative to ensure the protection of the cinematographic films and works under the scope of Intellectual property law. This paper undertakes an analytical and comparative examination of Copyr

Nysa Suri, B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), SVKM NMIMS School of Law, Bengaluru ABSTRACT In early 2025, social media platforms went into a frenzy as many videos surfaced online showing paneer turning black when tested with iodine, a common indicator of starch contamination, in both high-end restaurants and local eateries across India. The panic was especially pronounced given that paneer is more than just a dairy product; it is an integral part of Indian cuisine, widely considered a house

Thomas Erick Royston, St. Joseph's College of Law ABSTRACT This research paper provides a comprehensive legal analysis of the widespread Misuse of the Power of Attorney (PoA) as a deceptive proxy instrument for property transfers within the Indian real estate market. Historically conceptualized as an administrative tool of convenience rooted in the law of agency, the General Power of Attorney (GPA) frequently executed alongside an Agreement to Sell, an affidavit, or a Will (c

Himanshi Sharma, Renaissance Law College, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya ABSTRACT No Detention Policy (NDP) was introduced under the Right to Education Act (2009), which prohibits schools to detain or fail students of primary education. This was not introduced in isolation, but after a long history of study and observation. However, the policy was scrapped down in 2019, and later a revised “Detention Policy” was introduced, after the negative outcomes of NDP in some states. Desp

Sathishkumar V, Guest Faculty, Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai ABSTRACT The Right to Education (RTE) has emerged as one of the most significant socio-economic rights under the Indian constitutional framework. Recognised as a fundamental right under Article 21A of the Constitution through the Constitution (Eighty-Sixth Amendment) Act, 2002, the right seeks to guarantee free and compulsory education to all children between the ages of six and fourteen years. The

Mansi & Parul Singh ABSTRACT An FIR or First Information Report is a vital component of the Indian criminal justice system. It initiates the criminal investigation process. “The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, enacted has introduced major reforms to modernise the criminal procedure and enhance access to justice. The present study examines the concept, legal framework, evidentiary value and practical significance of the FIR under the BNSS, 2023. The research h

Drishti Bhandari, Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU ABSTRACT The rapid advancement of technology and the expansion of digital infrastructure have transformed various sectors, including communication, governance, healthcare, and business. While technological developments have created numerous opportunities, they have also raised serious concerns regarding the protection of human rights, particularly the right to privacy. The increasing use of surveillance techn