This article examines the growing problem of pollution in India form a constitutional law prespective. It analyses the scope of Article 21 of the Constitution, the judicial recognitation of the right to clean environment, and the challanges in enforcing environmental rights.

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Free and fair elections are the foundation of a democracy. In India, the system is designed to make sure elections…

Imagine a world where a single, everyday decision could pull you into the middle of a criminal plot, all without…

This article examines the copyrightability of AI-generated creative works under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957. It analyses the distinction between fully autonomous and AI-assisted creations, the implications of human authorship and originality, and the significance of the Raghav AI (Ankit Sahni) case.

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We live in a world where so much of what we do—contracts, emails, and payments—happens online. When a legal problem…