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The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is recognised globally as a landmark in data protection legislation. It governs the processing of personal data of individuals within the EU and EEA. The GDPR’s widespread impact stems not only from its binding nature

INTRODUCTION The Constitution safeguards numerous rights, but occasionally the rights conflict with each other in the process of challenging the very pillars of democracy. No conflicts demonstrate this conflicting tension as vividly as is the case with the conflict between freedom of religion and LGBTQ+ rights. The two are both deeply personal, identity-affirming rights: the

INTRODUCTION As of July 2025, over 5 crore cases are pending all over in the courts of India. The data comes from the reports of NJDG (National Judicial Data Grid). NJDG frequently releases data on the pendency of cases. “At present, the judge-population ratio in the country is approximately 21 Judges per million population. The

In today’s technological and social media era, privacy is the supreme concern. Users have privacy rights over their data available on the internet. The challenges to privacy rights are increasing day by day as users are losing control over the distribution of their personal details

This blog is centred around the research on the remarkable authority granted to the executive, which I refer to as quasi-legislative power. This power does not constitute legislation per se but rather is an attribution of legislative authority to the executive branch. Ordinances are executive

Revered for its revolutionary susceptibility to respond to changes in society, the Indian Constitution demonstrates that quality of right and justice capability in its interpretation of Article 21, which states that “no person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty”, in

The prominent way to obtain a remedy for the violation of rights is through the courts. To claim his right, an individual files a suit and when the case is decided, whether in his favour or against, he receives a decision. This is the formal procedure which a person can follow to get a remedy

The concept of investment involves utilising one’s current resources or money to benefit others in the future, with time and risk-taking precedents. In today’s market, investors have a wide range of options to choose from, including non-marketable financial assets like bank deposits,

A law once meant to protect women from unsafe factories is now seen as a barrier to equality. In post-independence India, under the Factories Act, 1948 , women were not allowed to work before 6 a.m. and after 7 p.m. This law was enacted for the safety of women and was viewed as a

India’s innovation ecosystem is nearing a point of absolute change. While the country has made significant advances in strengthening its intellectual property (IP) regime, especially regarding patents, trademarks, and copyrights, one important component is missing: a dedicated trade