All posts by Sandhu Law Offices
Legal Enforceability of Government Advisories on Tech Platforms in India
1. IntroductionIn recent years, the rapid growth of digital platforms such as social media, streaming services, and messaging applications has transformed communication in India. With this growth, the government has increasingly issued advisories to regulate online content, ensure user safety, and maintain public order.However, a key legal question arises: Are these government advisories legally binding on tech platforms? This...
Gap Between Tech Access Groups
1. IntroductionThe digital divide refers to the gap between individuals, groups, and communities that have access to digital technologies and those that do not. In the twenty-first century, technology has become an important part of human life. People use smartphones, computers, and theinternet for education, communication, business, banking, healthcare, and entertainment. However, not everyone can equally enjoy these benefits....
Decriminalization of Corporate Offences: A Shift from Deterrence to Compliance in Indian Corporate Law
1. IntroductionCorporate law plays a crucial role in regulating the conduct of companies, safeguarding investor interests, and maintaining the integrity of financial markets. Traditionally, enforcement mechanisms within corporate law relied significantly on criminal sanctions to ensure compliance. Violations, even of a procedural nature, often attracted prosecution and the threat of imprisonment.However, in recent years, India has witnessed a clear...
Vote Bank Politics – Targeting specific communities for votes
1. Introduction:Vote bank is a strategy followed by the political parties for the specific group of people- based on caste, region, religion, language , to secure their vote during election. Parties give promises or give some benefits to those groups to get support or vote during election. This practice isvery common in Indian politics, which reflects a positive and...
Welfare State – State Responsible for Citizens’ Well-being
ABSTRACTThis article analyses the concept of the Welfare State, its evolution, and its role in modern society in Indian context. It discusses the historical development of welfare state and highlights a relevant case study to understand its practical impact. The article also critically analyzes theeffectiveness and challenges of welfare systems, including issues such as financial burden and dependency. At...
Financial Regulation in India: Balancing Growth and Legal Compliance
1. IntroductionFinancial law plays a crucial role in regulating the economic framework of a country. It governs banking systems, financial markets, taxation, and monetary policies. In a developing economy like India, financial regulations are essential to ensure transparency, prevent fraud, and maintain economic stability.With the rapid expansion of digital payments, fintech companies, and global investments, financial law has evolved...
ROLE OF CONSUMER COURTS IN INDIA
Introduction In India, consumer courts are designed to protect consumers from unfair trade practices and counterfeit goods or services. The first one is territorial, referring to the place where the seller conducts business, and the other one is pecuniary jurisdiction, which is the value of the claim. This is followed by a disciplinary hearing designed to determine the appropriate...
Public–Private Partnership (PPP): Government and Private Collaboration
1. IntroductionPublic–Private Partnership (PPP) refers to a cooperative arrangement between the government and private sector entities for the provision of public services or infrastructure. In developing countries like India, PPP has emerged as a significant model for accelerating economic growth, improving infrastructure, and ensuring efficient service delivery. It bridges the gap between limited public resources and increasing public demands.PPP...
Right to Die with Dignity: Expanding Scope of Article 21 in 2026
Introduction:We all know Article 21 – that golden rule of the Constitution which says no one can be deprived of life or personal liberty without proper reason. But by 2026, this right didn’t just stop at living – it now includes the “right to die with dignity” too. Meaning, if someone is suffering from a terminal illness or stuck...
