Ever since the Soviet Union successfully launched Sputnik-1, the world’s first artificial satellite, into orbit around Earth in 1957, ‘Space Exploration’ has become not only a tool for
Digital connectivity is a contemporary tool that powers modern economies and governments. However, the backbone of digital connectivity is often mistaken for a ‘meta’ concept, but in
Once a person has died, the question that always comes up is what did he/she wish for? What is even more difficult is answering that question when it becomes clear that the wishes written
For much of the twentieth century, outer space was viewed as the exclusive domain of sovereign states, where exploration was driven by scientific advancement, national prestige,
A democratic society functions effectively only when its citizens are aware of their rights and responsibilities. In India, the Constitution guarantees several fundamental rights that protect
In June 2026, the Supreme Court of India delivered a stark warning to real estate buyers in Darubai v. Kamalabai , ending a bitter dispute between a step-mother and her daughters that
On June 19, 2026, the Delhi High Court delivered a landmark verdict in Telegram FZ LLC v. Union of India , upholding an emergency directive to block the messaging platform
The proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic decision-making systems across governance, the judiciary, and public administration has ushered in an era in which automated
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23 Aug: ACCESS TO MENSTRUAL HYGIENE IN INDIAN PRISONS: A FORGOTTEN DIMENSION OF THE RIGHT TO DIGNITY
Prisons are often viewed through the lens of security and punishment, leaving little room for discussions about the everyday needs of those living behind bars. Yet, for thousands of women

