Why an 8% Drop in Supply Triggered a 60% Jump in Prices
The War of Oil The arithmetic of oil markets has never followed common sense. It…
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The Human Price of Progress: AI and the Exploitation of the Global South
Discover the hidden labour, trauma, and human rights costs driving AI.
How the Country That Invented Modern Democracy Forgot How to Run Itself
This analysis examines the decisions that transformed one of the world’s most stable democracies into a nation grappling with persistent political instability.
The $2 Trillion Bet on a Company That Loses $5 Billion a Year
Despite losing nearly $5 billion annually, investors are betting on Starlink’s explosive growth, reusable rockets, and Elon Musk’s long-term vision for Mars. At the heart of the debate lies one crucial metric: Starlink’s $66 average monthly revenue per user.
India’s AI Wake-Up Call
For over two decades, India’s IT industry powered economic growth and created millions of middle-class dreams. But as AI begins replacing the very services that built this success, is India prepared for the biggest transformation in its technology story?
Inconsistent Laws of Fatal Accident Damages
The situation goes even worse when the person who died was the sole breadwinner. Most of the time, compensation is
India’s Defining Moment : Euthanasia and the Harish Rana Case
The Harish Rana case represents a turning point in India’s euthanasia jurisprudence, giving real meaning to the constitutional right to die with dignity under Article 21.
Behind Bars, Beyond Rights? Rethinking Prison Conditions in India
India’s prisons are facing a silent humanitarian crisis marked by overcrowding, undertrial detention, and systemic neglect. The 2026 Suhas Chakma judgment marks a turning point, reaffirming prisoners’ fundamental rights and pushing for open prisons, legal aid, and dignified reform.
DEEPFAKES, FREE SPEECH AND STATE CONTROL
Deepfakes are reshaping the boundaries of truth, free speech, and governance. This article examines their growing misuse in cybercrime, elections, and defamation, while critically analysing India’s constitutional framework under Article 19.
The 3-Year Practice Rule: Ensuring Professional Maturity or Undermining Merit?
The Supreme Court’s 2025 rule requiring 3 years of practice for Civil Judges is under “intensive review” as of March 2026 due to merit concerns.