Ravika Shokeen, Research Scholar, School of Law, Sushant University Dr. Sulakshana Banerjee Mukherjee, Associate Professor, School of Law, Sushant University ABSTRACT The rapid urban transformation in India symbolises modern progress through the construction of high rise towers and bridges. Yet the real story is far grimmer. The records of National Statistic Office shows that the construction industry contributes over 8 % to India’s GDP and provides employment to more than 5

Shriya Sardar Patil, Associate at Lake Shore India Management Private Limited ABSTRACT India's Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) framework, established under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Real Estate Investment Trusts) Regulations, 2014 (REIT Regulations), drew substantially from Singapore's REIT regime but did not adopt equivalent structural flexibility for diversified or integrated asset classes. Since its introduction, India has developed a listed REIT mark

Gaurav Pal, LL.M, School of Law Justice and Governance, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, UP. Dr. Ravi Prakash Rahul, Assistant Professor, School of Law Justice and Governance, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, UP. ABSTRACT This research paper examines the role of a mediator in resolving child custody disputes with reference to the family court in Delhi. Child custody cases are often emotionally sensitive and time-consuming, making it difficult for courts to pro

Debangan Malo, B.SC. LLB (Hons), The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. Rupkatha Banerjee, B.A. LLB (Hons), KIIT School of Law, KIIT University, Bhubaneshwar ABSTRACT This paper explores the concept of Judicial Activism in India and focuses on whether it is truly a constitutional necessity or an avoidable democratic overreach. It reviews the growth and development of Judicial Activism from the post-Emergency era and assesses how different c

Katharina J, Kerala University Introduction Kerala is a state with a long history of migration. Both international and inter-state migration has been going on since its formation in 1956. The state's economy and society have been greatly affected by this migration. Kerala's economy is significantly supported by the money expatriates bring in, which has resulted in the creation of a special development model that revolves around their revenue. The migration pattern of Kerala d

Zeeshan Akhtar Khan, BA LLB, Aligarh Muslim University Centre, Malappuram ABSTRACT The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in criminal justice systems raises serious concerns about fairness, transparency and human rights. AI tools are being used more and more in sentencing, bail, parole, predictive policing, and facial recognition. But a handful of studies and incidents, including the wrongful arrest of Robert Williams, have shown that these systems can produce dis

Nimisha Fogla, KES’s J.H.P Law College ABSTRACT ESG investments have often been questioned on the areas of legality, returns, potential growth and sacrifice of financial returns. To broach the concerns of people regarding their well-being, environmental safety, inclusivity in business, recognition to gender diversity have become crucial for business leaders. Whether sacrificing financial returns on ESG helps in rectifying the cracks in environment and governance is debatable

Priyanka Kumari & Dr. Mansi Jain Garg ABSTRACT The emergence of digital platform economies has fundamentally disrupted the conceptual foundations of competition law. Dominant technology corporations including Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft have leveraged network effects, data accumulation, and multi-sided market architectures to entrench market power in ways that defy traditional regulatory categories. Exploitative abuse, historically understood as the imposition

Sangam Kumari, Central University of South Bihar ABSTRACT Labour Activism, Social Struggles and Social Movements had always played a significant role in protecting the rights and dignity of worker specially for those who works in unorganized sectors. In India, a large number of workers are engaged in informal sector where workers often face low wages, unsafe working conditions, lack of job security, lack of social security and limited legal protection. In these kinds of situa

Ritu Govind Chhaddani, Abhinav Education Society's Law College ABSTRACT This article analyses the procedural safeguards that must accompany the grant of bail to foreign nationals under Indian law. It contends that whenever bail is granted to a foreigner, the court should expressly direct the State or the prosecuting agency to immediately communicate the bail order to the concerned Foreigners Registration Officer (FRO) or Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO). Such co

Shlok Shresth, The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata ABSTRACT The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, voids conditions that strictly prohibit alienation of property, but it does not impose any limitation on alienation; Indian case law has addressed this omission by acknowledging the existence of a permissible partial limit on alienation through judicial decisions involving family arrangements. This article reviews the history of the law concern

Vaishnavi Sagar, United University, Prayagraj ABSTRACT The phenomenon of “trial by media” has emerged as a significant challenge to the administration of justice in contemporary democratic societies. While the media serves as a vital instrument for ensuring transparency, accountability, and public awareness, its increasing tendency to sensationalize sub judice matters often leads to prejudgment of issues that are within the exclusive domain of the judiciary. This paper critic

Alok Pratap Singh, BBA LLB, Central University of South Bihar Introduction: The United Nations (UN), established in 1945 in the aftermath of World War II. United Nation serves as a principle international organization tasked with maintaining global peace, security, and cooperation among states. For the implementation of the global peace and security the United Nation uses one of the most important tools known as “sanctions”. As per the Article 41 of United Nation Charter the

Garima Negi & Asst. Prof. Anuj Sethi ABSTRACT Proclaimed as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, this right to Life and Personal liberty has become one of the most colourful, wide construed fundamental rights in the country. Initially, article 21 protected the life of an individual from being taken away at the arbitrary hands of the State but is now extended to protection of dignity, fairness, equality of opportunity, livelihood and procedural just

Kavish Jain, KES College of Law Arbitration as a mechanism of dispute resolution is fundamentally premised on the principle of party autonomy, which dictates that only those who have consented to arbitration can be bound by it. This consent is ordinarily manifested through a written arbitration agreement executed between the parties. Consequently, the traditional view has been that arbitration can be enforced only against the signatories to such an agreement. However, with th

Komal, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida Dr. Deepak Jasial, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida 1. Introduction / Statement of Research Problem In the past few decades, arbitration has developed into one of the most prominent tools of settling commercial disputes, especially in the case of international trade and international transactions. In a progressively globalized economy where parties in various jurisdictions are involved in complicated contractual relations,

Shalu, LL.M., ICFAI University, Baddi, Himachal Pradesh ABSTRACT Consumer law within the insurance sector inhabits a critical thus far frequently underexamined position in the broader landscape of financial parameter. The insurer possesses actuarial expertise, products knowledge and intuitional resources that the usual policyholder cannot realistically match. This structural inequality has historically enabled practices that disadvantage consumers, ranging from the inclusion

Simarpreet Kaur, Mohanlal Sukhadia University ABSTRACT Euthanasia has evolved as the most contemplated problem in contemporary medical ethics and constitutional jurisprudence. Within India, the debate has been advanced due to the promising improvements in medical technology, which can extend life even in cases where recovery is medically impossible. This has impelled courts to analyse whether the constitutional guarantee of life under Article 21 also safeguards the dignity of

Alvira Mallik, Bihar Institute of Law, Patliputra University Synopsis This study examines the growing role of FDI screening in cross-border mergers and acquisitions and its connection with national security. It analyses global regulatory developments, challenges in defining national security, and major case studies to understand how states balance foreign investment openness with the protection of sovereignty and strategic interests. Introduction Foreign Direct Investment (FD

Ankita M. Lode, Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya, Wardha ABSTRACT Today due to the rising technological advances consumer behaviours get influenced by digital advertising, data-driven marketing, and branding strategies. There is increase in misleading consumer narratives, where companies make false claims through advertising and packaging, due to this there is need to study legal and regulatory dimensions of it . This study primarily focuses on the practices of 'health-washing' and 'gr