Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma's refusal to recuse from the Delhi liquor policy case is not merely a procedural dispute. It is a test of whether Indian courts understand that the…
Thirty-four lives lost in two accidents within twenty-four hours. A Supreme Court bench that refused to look away. And a set of directions that could, if implemented with sincerity, change…
1. INTRODUCTION The question of whether machines can think has intrigued scholars since the mid-twentieth century, particularly after pioneering work in artificial intelligence laid the conceptual foundation for machine cognition.…
Copyright and Patent Challenges in AI-Generated Content 1. INTRODUCTION The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence has significantly transformed the creation of content and innovation processes. AI systems are now capable…
A Diplomatic Breakdown in a Sensitive Region The recent collapse of talks between Iran and the United States marks yet another episode in a long history of strained relations between…
1. “Doctrine of Common Employment” has the origin in which of the following case? 1. Priestley vs Fowler 2. Brochle Bank vs Noor Ahmed 3. Governor General in Council vs…
1. INTRODUCTION Maintenance under Muslim law, commonly referred to as nafaqah, represents the financial obligation imposed on certain family members to support dependents. It includes provision for basic necessities such…
A judge exits office mid-inquiry, a pile of currency notes found during a fire-fighting operation haunts the institution, and the questions that remain are larger than the man who has…
The conviction of nine policemen in the Jayaraj–Benicks case is a rare moment of reckoning. But one verdict, however significant, does not dismantle the system that made their deaths possible.…
A reform that was decades overdue is now entangled in questions of demography, fairness, and political calculation — and what happens next will reshape Indian democracy for a generation. Written…
