Sameer Kumar Rajak, B.B.A LL.B. (Hons), Chanakya National Law University, Patna (Bihar) ABSTRACT While technology has made communication more efficient and widespread, it has also introduced challenges in personal relationships. The ease of digital communication can sometimes make people feel disconnected from one another. The constant flow of notifications, messages, and social media posts can cause feelings of information overload and anxiety. In face-to-face conversations,

Ayushi Shresth, Galgotias University ABSTRACT Public nuisance refers to acts or omissions that result in widespread harm, inconvenience or injury to the rights of the public, has remained a broad concept, but with the digital era, it has gone wider. In the current nuisance in relation to digital copyright infringement and online piracy, the paper considers how the doctrine of nuisance in the public has been transformed and the two issues are presented as the modern day nuisan

Shrishti Pandey, LL.M, School of Law, Justice & Governance, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, UP. Dr. Ravi Prakash Rahul, Assistant Professor, School of Law, Justice & Governance, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, UP. ABSTRACT Indian Court’s are swamped and environmental fights from polluted rivers to land conflicts take years to settle. This article looks at how ADR tools like mediation, arbitration and Lok Adalat can offer a faster, less hostile way out. By st

Sandhiya S, LLM (Corporate Law), SRM School of Law, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur ABSTRACT This research investigates whether the current merger notification thresholds and provisions are sufficient to effectively target the impact of the competitive dynamics of the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, specifically so-called “killer acquisitions” of developing AI startups by established technology companies. The research will focus on the legislative

Rahul Kumar Kaushik, LL.B. (Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, U.P.) and LL.M. (University of Allahabad, U.P.)Currently working as a Legal Researcher at the Patna High Court. “Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence.” ― Leonardo da Vinci ABSTRACT The right to dissent serves as an essential pillar of democratic governance. In India, this right gets constitutional protection under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India, 1950, which provides every citizen the ri

Ritika Torgal, Lords Universal College of Law I. ABSTRACT Budget overruns and production delays are frequent issues that can have serious financial and legal repercussions. Delays may arise from labour disputes, regulatory issues, force majeure events, financing difficulties, technical failures, or creative disagreements. Insurance disputes, investor disputes, breach of contract claims, and distribution-related liabilities are frequently the outcome of such disruptions. With

Sangram Satish Jadhav, PhD Scholar, ILS Law College Ph.D. Research Centre, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune - 411005, Maharashtra, India. ABSTRACT Through the prism of constitutional morality, this article critically analyzes India's criminalization of obscenity, focusing on the conflict between societal norms of decency and individual liberty. Throughout history, the definition of obscenity has remained ambiguous and subjective, frequently influenced by governmental mo

Prof. Mrudhul M Shenoy, Assistant Professor, VIT School of Law, VIT University, Chennai Mudunuru Kalyana Kartika Pallavi, LLM, VIT School of Law, VIT University, Chennai ABSTRACT The society is in a race of technological advancements while harmonizing their cultural relevance. However, along with such cultural practices, certain uncanny and dark practices still breathe across India namely the occult practices. These occult practices are highly regional and differ significantl

Jatin Sharma, Gautam Buddha University Dr. Anita Yadav, Gautam Buddha University 1. Introduction The relationships in employment are a key pillar of the economical growth and social stability in any given modern society. The relationship between the employees and employers is not just contractual but it roots deep in the issue on the power relations, rights, responsibilities, and expectations. With the ever-evolving environment of workplaces due to globalisation, digitalisati

Aarefa Bootwala, BBA LLB, BITS Law School I. INTRODUCTION As stated in the Status of Policing in India Report 2025, the National Crime Report Bureau reported that between 2011 and 2022, there were 1,107 deaths in police custody and not a single office was convicted. The same report further notes that out of 394 custodial deaths between 2018 and 2022, only 41 cases were registered against the police, chargesheets were filed for only 5 of those and there were zero convictions.

Muktakesh Das & Dr. Surinder Kalyan ABSTRACT Children represent one of most vulnerable categories within society, who require special attention legally to ensure their survival, growth, participation and protection. The Indian Constitution, international obligations and legislative enactments all provide for need to protect children from any form of neglect, abuse, exploitation and even criminalization. One of important pieces of legislation related to protection of children

Muktakesh Das & Dr. Surinder Kalyan ABSTRACT In order to address rising cases of child sexual exploitation in India Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 also known as POCSO Act, came into being as a legislative tool. The act provided for a specialized legal framework to protect children from various forms of sexual violence using child friendly investigative processes, specialized courts, mandatory reporting and stringent punishment. After more than a decade

U. Saranya, M.A. Sociology, (UGC- NET), Assistant Professor of Sociology, SKP Law College, Tiruvannamalai Sabari. S, LL.M., PhD Scholar, CMR University & Assistant Professor of Law, The Central Law College, Salem. ABSTRACT This article provides a comprehensive, multi-dimensional sociological and legal analysis of the role of the Indian Judiciary in protecting and expanding women’s rights. Against a historical backdrop of deeply entrenched patriarchal structures, institutional

Trapti Verma, (Ph.D. Scholar) (Law), Institute of Legal Studies, CCS University Meerut Dr. Apeksha Choudhary, Assistant Professor, Institute of Legal Studies, CCS University Meerut ABSTRACT Sexual harassment in the workplace negatively affects gender equality, labour dignity and safe employment. To prevent and redeem the harassment in the workplace a statutory machinery aptly called Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 has

U. Saranya, M.A. Sociology, (UGC- NET), Assistant Professor of Sociology, SKP Law College, Tiruvannamalai Sabari. S, LL.M., PhD Scholar, CMR University & Assistant Professor of Law, The Central Law College, Salem. ABSTRACT This article offers a comprehensive sociological analysis of the intricate intersections among moral responsibility, compassion, and humanity within contemporary global society. As late modernity accelerates through hyper- globalization, neoliberal governan

Priyanka Thakur, Master of Laws (LL.M.), Faculty of Law, The ICFAI University, Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, India. Dr. Legha Mamta, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, The ICFAI University, Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, India. ABSTRACT In the framework of the Indian penal system, testimony of child witnesses is at the convergence of evidence, judicial equity, and system structure. Adjudication reliability is an indicator of the child witness summons process determination. It impacts

John Musonda Counsel Collins Nkumbwa, Esq.CIP (NIPA), LLB (UNZA), LLM (UNZA), AHCZ, ASCZ, PhD Cand. Advocate, Lecturer of law and Commissioner of Oaths ABSTRACT This article examines the role which the theories of corporate disclosure and public regulation play in ensuring effective corporate disclosure regulation. The article makes a case for public regulation, arguing that the public nature of material information lends support to the view that neglect or failure to publish

Ashok Amitab Meher, LLM, Madhusudan Law University, Cuttack Subhasmita Pattanaik, LLM, Madhusudan Law University, Cuttack ABSTRACT Patriarchal, cultural, caste and gendered norms often make women’s negotiation towards justice elusive. The “sentinel on the qui-vive” is responsible for protecting the rights of women and preventing justice from being squandered through judicial decisions, which form the basis of constitutional equality and justice, keeping constitutional moralit

Nikhil Kumar, Amity University, Ranchi ABSTRACT Illicit trading of cultural properties is a rising global issue that threatens national heritage, fuels organized crime, and deprives communities of their historically possessed artifacts. This cultural property trafficking causes the illegal import and export of cultural artifacts, leaving behind economic, social, cultural, and moral dilemmas for the present and the coming generations. The illicit trafficking causes loss, destr

Kavya Jain, LLB, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University ABSTRACT This paper examines the concept, legal recognition, and societal implications of live-in relationships in India. With changing social dynamics, urbanization, and evolving attitudes toward personal relationships, live-in arrangements have increasingly emerged as an alternative to traditional marriage, particularly among younger generations. The paper analyzes the legal position of live-in relationships through land