Author: Dr.Shri Gopal Kabra

Reconciling Adolescent Autonomy, Medical Ethics, and Statutory Protection in India’s Child Sexual Offence Law Abstract Background: The Protection of Children…

Abstract Sexual norms are cultural constructs shaped by history, religion, gender hierarchies, and modern social change. While reproduction, consent, and…

Pregnancy Beyond Norms: A Cross-Cultural Legal Dilemma Exploring the clash of tradition, morality, and jurisprudence Abstract Illegitimate pregnancy presents a…

Case Narration Both husband and wife were highly educated, hailing from ordinary yet respectable middle-class families. Both secured good jobs…

Abstract Diagnostic X-rays remain indispensable in modern medicine, providing rapid and reliable life-saving diagnoses. However, ionising radiation is not biologically…

Abstract Recent maternal deaths following emergency cesarean deliveries in peripheral hospitals of Rajasthan have highlighted critical gaps in antenatal care.…

Background The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act of 1971 was enacted in India within the broader context of state-driven…

Abstract Eugenics, coined by Francis Galton in the early 20th century, began as a social engineering project rooted in the…

Background and Objective The inclusion of healthcare services under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) was intended to provide expeditious and…

Abstract Background Judicial proceedings in health care–related deaths often rely on the legal fiction of proximity and probability, equating association…