The 2017 Supreme Court judgment in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v Union of India recognized privacy as an intrinsic part of Article 21’s guarantee of life and liberty, creating momentum for
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In India, the police are expected to protect citizens and maintain public order. They are given wide powers such as arresting individuals, keeping them in custody, and conducting
The rapid advancement of technology has fundamentally altered the methods through which modern States govern, secure, and regulate society. Among the most significant developments
Increasingly, digital contract disputes, including those related to digital currencies and blockchain technology, as well as innovations in the form of Decentralised Finance, are
The ‘South China Sea’ region is one of the important ‘resource-rich maritime zone.’ Almost ‘one-third of global shipping’ passes through this region and it contain vast reserves of oil, gas,
In India, marriage has long been seen as more than just a contractual arrangement—rather, it is a revered and enduring social institution. The legal framework that governs marriages and
Your personal information is being collected constantly. From mobile apps and online payments to social media and government platforms, people are asked to share their data almost
The digitalisation of modern life has completely changed the way facts are recorded, stored, and communicated. A huge amount of information that previously existed in hard copies now
The modern digital world has created new ways for people to manage their online reputation because it stores their personal information indefinitely. The Right to be Forgotten (RTBF)
Piracy of designs has become a common practice in India, posing a crucial threat to the design industry for those who own original, registered designs. Protecting unique design