India wants to become a developed nation by 2047. If the growth is built on Personal Data, then the risk of privacy can be easily compromised if the law does not evolve with the
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As cloud kitchens transform the food industry, establishing a robust legal framework is essential to address the distinct challenges and opportunities associated with this innovative
Most musicians start out with nothing but hope. And then if luck shows up, someone from a label calls. That moment feels like a sunrise. But then the paperwork arrives. Long pages.
Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) awarded the death penalty to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, triggering intense political and diplomatic debate across South Asia.
Genital injury is not a reliable proof of whether sexual assault occurred or whether consent was present. Many victims of sexual assault show no detectable injuries in their private parts, and
In the landscape of Indian family law, few topics spark as much heated debate as the financial obligations tied to marriage. To the layperson, the legal system often appears contradictory: it
In today’s world, quick commerce platforms focus on urban consumer convenience, where customers are provided with almost all the products, whether necessities or
Freedom, dignity, and equality are not abstract ideals; they are basic rights of every human being. After the First World War ended in 1918, a renewed understanding of human rights
Public service broadcasting in India has evolved into a central pillar of democratic communication, cultural expression, and media governance. Conceived through institutions
A child who has two people who raise them deserves two parents on paper, yet in India, love without legal recognition often leaves one functional parent invisible and the child vulnerable.