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The question of whether marital rape should be criminalised in India remains one of the most contentious debates within contemporary criminal law and constitutional discourse. While rape

Despite several affirmations stated by courts saying “bail is the rule, and jail is the exception”, Indian prisons still have numerous undertrial prisoners massively overcrowding jail spaces. The

In the present time, where social media plays a significant role in shaping one individual’s life, it is critical to acknowledge the fact that the line between genuine opinion and commercial

The digital age has fundamentally altered the manner in which individuals express opinions, participate in political discourse, and engage with the State. Social media platforms, online forums,

The question of whether a person can validly consent to sexual activity when under the influence of drugs or alcohol is one of the most complex and contested issues in contemporary

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) — systems that produce text, images, audio or video — has moved from tech-demo novelty to pervasive utility across media, finance, governance and

For decades Constitutional has been assumed as a framework created by humans, for humans. Fundamental rights, duties and liberties were imagined as exclusive human entitlements, and

For decades, menstruation in India has been viewed through a prism of religious orthodoxy and social taboo, often labelled as ‘impure’, making it difficult for women to get easy access to

Constitutional offices are designed to function as neutral institutions within a democratic framework, ensuring stability and adherence to constitutional principles. Among these

Constitutional governance rests not only upon written provisions but also upon the faithful functioning of constitutional offices envisaged as neutral arbiters within the democratic