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India has one of the fastest-growing gig economies, with more than 12 million people involved in food delivery services, such as Zomato, e-commerce packages, like Amazon, and cab

The word ‘Bankrupt’ comes from the Italian phrase ‘banca rotta,’ meaning ‘broken bench,’ and was used by Italian money traders. Banqueroute, the French equivalent, was used as the English

Does it ever strike your mind what it really means to be a secular state? “A secular state guarantees individual and corporate freedom of religion, deals with individuals as citizens

Undertrial prisoners constitute a significant yet often invisible segment of India’s prison population. These are individuals accused of offences who are awaiting investigation, inquiry,

At the end of 2025, Amazonian stingless bees were recognised as legal persons under municipal ordinances passed in Peru, a global first where an insect species was granted enforceable legal

India’s labour law architecture has experienced one of its most momentous transformations in the past decade with the implementation of four consolidated Labour Codes, the Code on

India’s criminal justice system has long been burdened by excessive delays and an ever-growing backlog of cases. Criminal trials often stretch for years, imposing emotional, financial, and social

A pen can cause more damage than a bulldozer when it comes to environmental law. One of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, the Aravalli Hills, is the subject of a high-stakes

The Intense climate changes and sudden climate crisis have made the world seriously consider sustainable-driven technology uses. Environmental Sustainability has become a global

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 was initially established to reform the mechanism of resolution of financial distress, consolidating diverse insolvency laws, etc. The main concern was