The Indian Constitution, which came into being on 26th November 1949, holds a special place in comparative constitutional law. In most democracies, the government either adopts the strictly
In today’s digital era, virtual platforms such as Twitter, now known as X, have developed into a conventional means for the exchange of information, opinions, ideas, and thoughts. Due to
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In India, the issue of disability rights has always been a marginalized subject in the legislative and judicial agenda. The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 (RPWD Act) which superseded
Think about the last time you shopped online. You might have seen messages like “Hurry! Only 2 items left” or “Sale ending in 5 minutes.” Maybe you signed up for a free trial that
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India ranks among the world’s largest markets for online video consumption. Cheap mobile data and a rapidly expanding subscriber base have built one of the most commercially
The COVID-19 pandemic changed how we interact in significant ways. Court hearings, educational classes, and even religious ceremonies moved online to platforms like Zoom, Google
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The most expensive document an Indian couple avoids signing is a prenuptial agreement. Many startup founders will gladly sign a two-hundred-page shareholders’ agreement to shield

