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Why India Must Criminalize Marital Rape
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Why India Must Criminalize Marital Rape

Posted by By Anushka Petkar September 4, 2026
Abstract Marital rape remains one of the most contested issues within India's criminal justice framework. While rape is recognized as a savage act of violation of bodily autonomy and personal
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India’s New Online Gaming Framework: From Skill vs. Chance to Regulation
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India’s New Online Gaming Framework: From Skill vs. Chance to Regulation

Posted by By Anil Pandit September 4, 2026
Introduction Online gaming in India has moved beyond being merely a form of entertainment. The growth of smartphones, affordable internet access, digital payments and competitive gaming has created a large
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Prisons Without Walls: How The Supreme Court Is Redefining Article 21 And The Future Of Reformative Justice In India
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Prisons Without Walls: How The Supreme Court Is Redefining Article 21 And The Future Of Reformative Justice In India

Posted by By Adv. Santoshkumar Harti September 4, 2026
Introduction Ask most people what a prison is for, and you'll get a version of the same answer: it's where wrongdoing gets paid for. Time in, time served, debt cleared.
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Indian Passports: Travel Documents or Evidence of Citizenship?
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Indian Passports: Travel Documents or Evidence of Citizenship?

Posted by By Vidhi Wadate September 4, 2026
I had always dreamed of travelling abroad. Like many people, obtaining a passport was one of the first steps towards realising that dream. It was not merely a document for
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When Hunger Becomes The Last Language Of Democracy
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When Hunger Becomes The Last Language Of Democracy

Posted by By Ishika Rana September 4, 2026
Does the success of a hunger strike reveal the strength of Indian democracy or the weakness of its ordinary institutional mechanisms? In a democracy, the expectation is for a government
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Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026: What It Actually Changes for Companies and LLPs in India
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Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026: What It Actually Changes for Companies and LLPs in India

Posted by By Adv. Samridhi Sharma September 1, 2026
If you have anything to do with a private company, an LLP, or a startup structured out of GIFT City, you have probably heard some noise about the Corporate Laws
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Crimes Against Men: The Atul Subhash Case Study
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Crimes Against Men: The Atul Subhash Case Study

Posted by By Meghana S September 1, 2026
Background Atul Subhash was a 34-year-old software engineer specializing in AI found hanging dead by suicide in his apartment in Marathahalli, Banglore. A placard that said, “Justice is due” was
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Nation Builders, Not Non-Earning Members: What ₹30,000 a Month Tells Us About India’s Invisible GDP Gap
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Nation Builders, Not Non-Earning Members: What ₹30,000 a Month Tells Us About India’s Invisible GDP Gap

Posted by By Shivang Goyal September 1, 2026
I remember, at a moment while the family WhatsApp debate about "who does more" in the house was in progress that it was impossible to measure how much my mother
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Rule Of Law Versus Rule By Law: Constitutional Slippage, The Bail Jurisprudence Of Umar Khalid, And The Widening Of Section 43d(5), Uapa
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Rule Of Law Versus Rule By Law: Constitutional Slippage, The Bail Jurisprudence Of Umar Khalid, And The Widening Of Section 43d(5), Uapa

Posted by By Dhruv Sharma August 24, 2026
I. Introduction Constitutional democracies rarely abandon the Rule of Law through a single dramatic breach. More often, erosion is incremental, produced by the ordinary and individually defensible operation of legislatures,
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The Right to Protest Is Not the Right to March on Parliament: Reading the Chalo Sansad Agitation Through Article 19(3)
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The Right to Protest Is Not the Right to March on Parliament: Reading the Chalo Sansad Agitation Through Article 19(3)

Posted by By BHAVYA SHARMA August 24, 2026
The events at Jantar Mantar have been following a well-known pattern, including a protest motivated by real state failure, a youth movement that expresses public anger, an indefinite hunger strike
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