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RELEVANCY OF INDIAN FEDERALISM IN INDIAN CONSTITUTION: A CRITICAL APPROACH
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With the rapid growth of the internet, online platforms, and digital assets, the nature of commercial and personal interactions has changed significantly. Transactions that
SCROLLING INTO DANGER: THE LEGAL SIDE OF ALGORITHMIC EXPOSURE
You do not always have to search for harmful content online; sometimes, it finds you. A teenager opens a social media app to watch dance videos or memes, but within minutes,
MISBRANDING VS ADULTERATION: THE FINE LEGAL LINE UNDER FSSAI
In today’s health-conscious world, consumers often gravitate toward products marketed as “pure ghee,” “organic spices,” “sugar-free,” or “high-protein,” trusting that these labels
DEATH PENALTY: SHOULD IT BE ABOLISHED IN INDIA?
The death penalty is the highest form of punishment under Indian criminal law. India retains that it applies only in the “rarest of rare cases” (Bachan Singh v State of Punjab).
WOMEN RIGHTS AND WORKPLACE HARASSMENT LAWS IN INDIA
Women's participation in the workforce has significantly increased in India, yet workplace harassment remains a persistent challenge. Ensuring a safe, dignified, and
In the complex landscape of Indian matrimonial law, the pursuit of justice is often a double-edged sword. A recurring and highly problematic challenge for women reporting


