Pothundy: The Chenthamara Case
The morning of January 27, 2025, dawned like any other in Pothundy, a village in…
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CJP Protest and the July 20 March in Delhi
India’s latest youth protest movement has drawn attention to examination integrity, protest restrictions and the…
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.
Courts, Climate, and the Constitution: India’s PIL Movement
Climate litigation in India uses PIL and constitutional rights to hold governments accountable for environmental protection.
The Legal Maze of Online Gaming in India
This article examines the legal framework of online gaming in India, focusing on games of skill vs chance and emerging regulations.
India’s New Labour Codes: Reform, Reaction and the Question of Informality
An in-depth look at India’s new labour codes, analysing reforms, union reactions, formalisation goals, and the future of worker protection.
Legal Architecture of Informality in India
This article examines how legal architecture shapes inequality and why inclusive reform is essential.
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