Access to Justice in India: A Struggle for the Common Citizen Justice delayed is justice denied—a phrase that resonates deeply…

Introduction The Middle East remains one of the most complex geopolitical regions in the world. From the Abraham Accords to…

Justice And Accessibility Justice is meaningful only when it is accessible to everyone. In India, a large part of the…

Introduction The proposed Justice G.R. Swaminathan Impeachment has triggered one of the most serious constitutional debates in recent years, bringing…

RBI FLA Return: Overview and Purpose The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) requires every Indian company, LLP or entity that…

Community mediation and Lok Adalats play an important role in improving access to justice in India by offering quick, low-cost, and people-friendly ways to resolve disputes outside formal courts. Community mediation helps parties talk openly, understand each other, and reach voluntary settlements, which preserves relationships and reduces tension. Lok Adalats, organized under the Legal Services Authorities Act, provide a simple forum where cases are settled through compromise, with decisions treated like court decrees. Both mechanisms reduce court burden, save time and money, and make justice accessible to the poor, rural communities, and those intimidated by the formal legal system.

A Turning Point in U.S. Immigration Law? Separating Viral Claims from Legal Reality In recent weeks, dramatic claims have circulated…

Introduction Ignorance of law is generally not a defence in Indian criminal and civil jurisprudence, but the Supreme Court has…

Introduction: The Legal Context of Media Reporting and Judicial Independence The intersection of media freedom and judicial independence has long…

A landmark Supreme Court ruling has ushered in a new era of digital offense enforcement, greenlighting preventive detention to counter…