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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are a business strategy in the corporate world, and the key to success varies between companies, combining their resources, enforcing a competitive edge,

When we talk about live-in relationships for LGBTQIA+ couples in India, we’re not just talking about the law. We’re talking about the lived experience of people who want nothing

The case, Supriya Chakraborty & Anr. v. Union of India, was a historic attempt to secure marital rights for LGBTQAI+…

The controversy over UCC has been continuing since the days of the framing of the Indian Constitution. Article 44 of the Constitution (Chapter IV on Directive Principles of State Policy)

Federalism is one of the key postulates of a democratic government, which seeks to limit centralisation and despotism. Indian federalism is a unique structure that has a centralising

Digital law is a spectrum that needs constant pondering and revision due to the dynamic nature of its jurisdiction. In such scenarios, deliberation on the right to anonymity is necessary and

Recently, the central government introduced a draft of new laws related to registration of land as ‘the registration bill 2025’, which will align with a modern online and paperless approach. The

The era of digital transformations has increasingly involved corporations and business entities in digitising their operations. Due to the rise in concerns about data privacy, sector-specific