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The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026, which received the presidential assent on 30 March 2026 . It is arguably one of the worst assaults on human rights

On March 11 2026, a Division Bench of the Supreme Court delivered a 338-page judgment sanctioning the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment to Harish Rana, a 32-year-old man who

Whether marital rape should be criminalised in India has become one of the most debated issues in modern Indian law and society. Marital rape refers to non-consensual sexual intercourse by a

The digital revolution has fundamentally transformed the creation, storage, and dissemination of information. Modern search engines, social media platforms, and online archives have effectively

Medical insanity is a well-established exception within criminal jurisprudence, recognised as a legitimate ground of defence under Indian law. It finds statutory expression in Section 22 of

In March 2017, an Uttarakhand High Court declared the Ganga and Yamuna rivers living legal entities, which means persons in the eyes of the law. The headline travelled around the world.

For decades, India’s economic desire has been overshadowed by a recurring weakness: the spectacular failure of the Corporate Governance Mechanisms in India. In 2009 the $2.2 billion

Similar to the crisis of accountability in criminal law, which involves an artificial intelligence system committing the actus reus of the crime in the absence of mens rea, the gig economy has

Imagine this. Hamlet was thrown into prison for public nuisance. The police caught him acting like a madman. He finds himself in the unlucky half of those Indian under-trials

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept but a present reality that is transforming governance, the economy, and everyday human interactions. From