Journal of Legal Research and Juridical Sciences

Imagine, years after losing someone, you receive a new voice note that sounds exactly like them. Not an old recording, but an AI generated response created from their past messages,

India currently speaks in twenty-two tongues. Its Constitution recognises Bodo, Dogri, Maithili, Sanskrit and eighteen others, each carrying with it: state patronage, academic

Think about the last time a child in your household picked up a phone and started watching something, maybe a film, a short video, or an online game. No cinema ticket. No cable

The aviation industry has long symbolised globalisation, economic integration, and technological progress. However, its environmental footprint has increasingly drawn global

The word ‘divorce’ comes from the Latin word ‘divortium’, which means ‘to separate’. In legal terms, divorce means the end of a marital union. A decree of divorce ends the marital union

One of the most significant changes in income generation worldwide has been the digital economy, which has seen the world transition seamlessly to digital platforms, virtual assets and