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IMAGINE an Indian soldier stationed at a high-altitude post like Bana Post on the Siachen Glacier or Pahalwan Post. After an intense encounter during duty, he is charged

In 2004, thirty-two women staged a naked protest outside Kangla Fort in Imphal, holding banners that read “Indian Army Rape Us.” This followed the killing of Thangjam Manorama

In the past decade, the Indian digital economy has seen a rapid rise in new ways of services being delivered and consumed, pioneered by the ride-hailing app Ola in 2010 and followed closely by

When Jet Airways collapsed in 2019, thousands of employees waited years to find out whether their provident fund and gratuity would survive the airline’s insolvency proceedings. The

The integration of artificial intelligence with neurotechnology has turned what was once considered science fiction into an emerging reality. Advanced Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs), including

Administrative governance is expected to be efficient, transparent and responsive to the needs of citizens. However, in India, people frequently encounter situations where applications,

The Indian Constitution was designed to treat fundamental rights review as universal, so that any state action can, in principle, be tested against Articles 14, 19 and 21. But Article 371A

What was once treated as a matter of voluntary, good-faith disclosure has, over the past decade, hardened into a dense and still-e xpanding web of regulation across India’s business and

Regulatory audits have become an important part of doing business across many sectors. A bank may face an examination by a financial regulator, a pharmaceutical company may be inspected

Instead of stealing a person’s identity, which is what identity theft does,  synthetic identity fraud creates a new identity. A fraudster takes one genuine credential, usually a real