The Supreme Court of India’s historic order in the case of National Legal Services Authority v Union of India, 2014 (NALSA) It was a turning point in the fight for transgender rights in
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A twelve-year-old child today can attend classes online, make friends across continents, create content for global audiences, and access vast repositories of knowledge with a single
Justice Louis D Brandeis famously cautioned that the greatest dangers to liberty lurk in the insidious encroachment by men of zeal who are well-meaning but without understanding. In
A simple question often creates confusion in arbitration law: when does arbitration actually begin? It states that arbitral proceedings commence when a request to refer the dispute is
“Justice loses value with delay”- It’s pointing out backlogs, long periods before judgment, and waiting for hearing dates. In India, citizens have the right to speedy justice recognised under a
Honour relates to one’s dignity, reputation and social status. Every human being deserves to live without their dignity attacked. No tradition or social custom can warrant the killing of a human
Picture this: a young woman looks sad, unsuccessful, and unloved. She applies a cream. Her skin becomes lighter. Suddenly she has a job, a boyfriend and a smile. The message is not subtle. It
Cannabis- known botanically as Cannabis sativa occupies one of the most contested positions in contemporary legal discourse. Whether one approaches the question from the vantage of
The hallowed halls of justice have long been shrouded in a veil of tradition. For centuries, the principle of the “Open Court” meant that a few dozen members of the public or press could
The Constitution of India does not mention the term ‘Federation’ anywhere. On the Contrary, Article 1 refers to India as a “Union of States,’ which has been described as the ‘cooperative