Abstract Upholding the Sanctity of Personal Liberty and the “Right Against Self-Incrimination” in the Face of Evolving Investigative Techniques. The…

Abstract The rapid expansion of India’s digital economy has transformed property ownership, giving rise to a new class of assets…

Abstract The technological transformation of customs administration marks a defining shift in how nations manage trade, revenue, and border security.…

Introduction to TDS Return Filing Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is one of the most important tax mechanisms in India.…

Introduction Article 15 of the Indian Constitution provides protection to citizens against discrimination based on religion, race, caste, sex, place…

Abstract Valuation of dutiable baggage items has become a complex subject in the administration of customs law. The determination of…

India’s DPDP Act and Europe’s GDPR share a common goal of protecting personal data, but differ in scope and structure. While GDPR offers broader flexibility, the DPDP Act focuses on digital data, consent, and accountability. For global businesses, GDPR compliance alone isn’t enough; adapting to India’s DPDP is essential for full privacy readiness.

Factual Background The case arises out of a legal challenge filed by Ms. Siddiqua Begum Khan, the daughter and surviving…

Facts of the Case The matter arose out of an FIR No. 460/2024 dated 21st October 2024, registered under Sections…

Introduction To regulate crime in society, the State punishes criminals. There are various types of punishment backed by theories of…