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Criminalising Adolescence: Misuse of POCSO in Consensual Teenage Relationships
“The law meant to protect childhood must not become the sword that destroys it.”The aim of POCSO is protection, not prosecution of young ones. We cannot safeguard children by criminalising their developmental years. The Protection Of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, is one of India’s most stringent children’s protection laws, based on the belief that minors cannot...
A Single Contract Mistake Can Cost a Startup Its Entire Funding — Here’s Why
The Indian startup ecosystem is fast-paced, competitive, and full of opportunity. Every day, new founders step into the business world with innovation, vision, and determination. Yet, amid product development, branding, and investor outreach, there is one area many startups unintentionally neglect—contract accuracy. A single drafting error, missing clause, or poorly negotiated agreement can derail an entire funding round. Startups...
Balancing Faith and Fundamental Rights: The Constitutional Conundrum of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC)
One of the most complex intersections between religious beliefs and constitutional rights is exemplified by the controversy surrounding India’s Uniform Civil Code (UCC). The goal of the UCC, which is envisioned under Article 44 of the Directive Principles of State Policy, is to establish a uniform legal framework that governs marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption for all citizens equally,...
You Loved, You Trusted, and Now You’re in Court — Happens in Many Relationships
Relationships often begin with hope, affection, and trust. Rarely does anyone imagine that the person they once relied on the most could someday sit across from them in a courtroom. Yet this painful reality unfolds every day. Couples who once shared dreams and promises often find themselves entangled in legal disputes when misunderstandings, incompatibility, or conflicts overpower their bond....
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC): Transforming India’s Monetary System through Financial Innovation and Legal Compliance
A CBDC is a transformational addition to a country’s monetary and financial system. As the RBI goes about experimenting with and implementing the digital rupee, India has reached an important juncture between financial innovation and regulatory adaptation. CBDC aims to combine the efficiency of digital payments with the trust and stability offered by a sovereign-backed currency. This paper examines...
One False Allegation. One Wrong FIR. One Mistake — and Your Life Can Change Overnight.
In the realm of Criminal Law and Litigation, very few moments are as devastating as the instant when an allegation turns into a formal complaint, or an FIR is registered against your name. What may begin as a misunderstanding, a personal dispute, or even a deliberate false accusation can rapidly spiral into a full-fledged criminal case. Overnight, your reputation,...
How To Appear In Court Via Video Conference: A Comprehensive Guide To Virtual Court Proceedings In India
Overburdened with nearly 23 million pending cases, the Indian judiciary has sought succor in technology to speed up justice delivery. Video conferencing has become a game-changing tool that, with the COVID-19 pandemic, has surged forward and allowed the conduct of courts while maintaining the sanctity and accessibility of the courts. This research article considers the procedural, legal, and practical...
The Role of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Shaping Drug Law Enforcement in India: A Critical Study
ABSTRACTThe Ministry of Home Affairs’ Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has become the top agency in India’s multi-tiered system for fighting drug trafficking and enforcing the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NDPS Act). The structural role of the NCB, its coordination with central and state agencies, and its influence on the development of India’s drug law enforcement system...
Artificial Intelligence And The Doctrine Of Corporate Attribution: Can Algorithms Commit Corporate Faults?
INTRODUCTIONThe doctrine of corporate attribution is a legal concept that lets courts hold a corporation responsible for the actions and intentions of its key individuals, often referred to as its “directing mind and will.” This means that if someone in a leadership position within the company, like an officer or agent, acts within their responsibilities, the corporation can be...
The Application Of International Humanitarian Law To Non-State Armed Groups.
ABSTRACTThe rise of Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) in contemporary armed conflicts presents a significant challenge to the application and enforcement of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). Traditionally, IHL has been designed to regulate the conduct of war between sovereign states. However, with the increasing prevalence of asymmetric warfare, internal armed conflicts, and transnational insurgencies, the role of NSAGs in modern...
