Introduction: Constitutionalism Beyond the Nation-State In a world where countries are increasingly interconnected, scholars are actively debating a crucial question:…

Introduction The conflict in Gaza, ignited by the horrific attacks of October 7th, 2023, and escalating into a devastating Israeli…

Explores how WTO rules and FTAs shaped Indian business law through key cases like Novartis and the solar cells dispute, balancing trade and sovereignty.

Introduction to Frankenberg’s IKEA Theory Günter Frankenberg’s “IKEA theory” offers a new way to understand how nations share and adopt…

Introduction In a landmark judgment issued on October 31 2025, the Madras HC declared that cryptocurrencies are to be treated…

Facts: Pathkind Diagnostics Private Limited v/s Registrar of Trade Marks Pathkind Diagnostics Private Limited, a well-known diagnostics company, filed an…

Introduction Victimology, as an evolving field of criminal justice, focuses on understanding the experiences, rights, and remedies available to victims…

Introduction In 2015, the United Nations General Assembly implemented the 2030 Agenda of Sustainable Development, a transformative international framework, which…

Introduction to Nozick’s Perspective The core ideas of Robert Nozick provide a fundamental challenge to today’s conversations about sharing wealth.…

This paper analyzes the doctrine of Promissory Estoppel through a comparative study of its evolution in England and India. It explores how the principle, rooted in equity and fairness, can extend beyond contractual reliance to ensure governmental accountability. Focusing on the socio-legal protection of sex workers, the research examines judicial precedents and welfare schemes, arguing that Promissory Estoppel should serve as a tool to uphold social justice and protect vulnerable communities from policy inconsistencies.