Privatization and Competition Law in Indian Aviation
Introduction The civil aviation sector in India has witnessed a huge change in the last three decades, transforming itself from being a monopolized sector owned by the government to becoming one of the fastest growing markets in the civil aviation industry. The liberalization policy in the beginning of the 1990s followed by continuous privatization of […]
Law, Morality and Dharma : From the Mahabharata to Ponniyin Selvan
Introduction For centuries, jurists have debated the relationship between law and morality. Natural law theorists, particularly St.Thomas Aquinas argued that “a law without moral content is a perversion of law” while legal positivists such as Jeremy Bentham and John Austin rejected the principle because of its vague nature. They believed that the idea of legal […]
Beyond the Barracks: Unmasking the Silent Struggle for Cohabitation Rights in the Indian Armed Forces
The Indian Armed Forces are built upon discipline, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to national service. Yet, behind the uniform lies an often-overlooked human reality the right of military personnel and their spouses to live together and maintain a stable family life. As constitutional jurisprudence increasingly emphasizes dignity, privacy, and personal autonomy, an important question […]
Beyond Human-Centric Law: The Emergence of Rights of Nature in Modern Environmental Jurisprudence
Beyond Human-Centric Law: The Emergence of Rights of Nature in Modern Environmental Jurisprudence Abstract The Rights of Nature doctrine is a modern framework that shifts environmental law from an anthropocentric approach to an ecocentric approach by recognizing the rights of ecosystems, including the right to exist, survive, and grow without interference from pollution and human […]
Artificial Intelligence and Data Privacy in India: Understanding the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries by automating processes, improving decision-making, and creating personalized digital experiences. From virtual assistants to recommendation systems and recruitment software, AI applications rely heavily on data. Much of this data is personal information collected from users, making privacy one of the most significant legal concerns in the AI era. […]
PACKAGED, NOT PROTECTED: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF FSSAI’S FOOD SAFETY STANDARDS, ENFORCEMENT GAPS, AND CONSUMER REDRESSAL MECHANISMS IN INDIA
PACKAGED, NOT PROTECTED: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF FSSAI’S FOOD SAFETY STANDARDS, ENFORCEMENT GAPS, AND CONSUMER REDRESSAL MECHANISMS IN INDIA Abstract Food safety has emerged as a critical public health and consumer protection concern in India due to the rapid growth of packaged and processed food consumption. While packaged foods offer convenience and accessibility, they also […]
Bugs in the Code, Liability in the Dock: Can an IT Professional Be Held Personally Liable for a Software Glitch Causing Client Financial Losses?
Abstract The growth of a software-driven solutions sector in India has heightened the level of exposure to defects that result in significant financial repercussions to clients. This academic article examines the liability of IT professionals, from coders to architects, for financial losses arising from software bugs. Drawing upon fundamental concepts of Indian legal systems such […]
RENT SECURITY DEPOSIT REFUND: Rights, Obligations, Legal Framework & Landmark Case Laws
RENT SECURITY DEPOSIT REFUND Rights, Obligations, Legal Framework & Landmark Case Laws Introduction The security deposit which is often called rental deposit or caution money is one of the most contentious issues in the tenant-landlord relations. It is the amount of money paid by the tenant to the landlord at the very beginning of the […]
Between Guideline and Gap: Custodial Search of Transgender Persons After the 2026 Amendment
Introduction: Transgender rights discourse has long centered on dignity, privacy, and bodily autonomy, with self-perceived gender identity treated as a constitutional baseline rather than a privilege to be earned. Yet procedural law, specifically the law governing physical search, has lagged far behind this principle. India’s search provisions, both under the erstwhile Code of Criminal Procedure […]
What Are the Legal Rules for Using Drones in India? A Complete Guide
Introduction Ten years ago, spotting a drone flying above was uncommon. Drones generally appeared to belong to the military, multinational businesses, or lavish movie sets. The scene today is vastly different. Drones are more accessible, affordable, and easier to use, than they have ever been. From travel videographers capturing cinematic bird’s eye shots of destinations, […]