Legal Architecture of Informality in India
This article examines how legal architecture shapes inequality and why inclusive reform is essential.
UNDERAGE, UNDER LAW: THE LEGAL REALITY OF MARRIAGE IN AFGHANISTAN
Through a doctrinal and socio-legal lens, it evaluates why Afghan law continues to fall short in safeguarding children—particularly girls—from forced and early marriage.
PROPAGANDA ON TRIAL: When Media Shapes Legal Outcomes
The article questions whether media influence threatens the presumption of innocence and the integrity of the justice delivery system.
When Wealth Becomes Immunity: Absolute Power and Legal Escape
It calls for greater transparency, access to justice, and structural reforms to preserve public trust.
The Fine Print of Impunity: Wealth, Influence, and the Law
Equality before the law is not a question of rules on paper it’s a question of lived experience. Over time, these differences erode public trust and widen the gap between the principle of fairness and the reality of justice
AI and Criminal Liability
This article critically examines the intersection of AI and criminal law in India, the limitations of existing statutes such as the Indian Penal Code, 1860, and the need for a regulatory framework that balances innovation, accountability, transparency, and ethical governance.
Justice Begins Where Fear Ends
Justice does not begin in the courtroom—it begins the moment fear is refused at the police station door. This article reveals how Zero FIR and eFIR quietly empower citizens when courage feels hardest and delay can destroy justice.
The Art of Controversy: The Double-Edged Sword
Controversy is a powerful but risky force in law. This article examines the “art of controversy,” its strategic use by lawyers and litigants
LAW OF CONTROVERSY: Why Truth Alone Does Not Win
This article explores the Law of Controversy and why understanding it matters more than simply being right.
Stake of shareholders when a company sinks
By Sanjana Saraiya, Legal Intern at Singhania and Co. LLP. INTRODUCTION: The morality of a…