Mohit Kumar BALLB(Hons) 5th year Valid Hindu Marriage Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Introduction In Hinduism, marriage is seen as a sacred ritual for spiritual renewal. It is the tenth and final sacrament, significant for Hindus who do not choose a life of renunciation. The fundament... Blogs
Lov Ojha BALLB(Hons) 4th year Raghav Chadha's "Merger" with BJP Introduction On April 25, 2025, the political landscape in India experienced a substantial shift when Raghav Chadha (a prominent and well-known member of the Aam Aadmi Party [AAP]) announced that he a... Blogs
Bhavya Bhanu BA English (Hons), BALLB (Hons) 5th Year Consumer Protection in India's Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Sector Introduction Consumer protection is a broad and evolving concept that cuts across virtually every domain of economic and social life. Its significance is nowhere more acute than in the healthcare and ... Blogs
Tathagat Tusar (BALLB 5th Year) Greed in the Judiciary and the Imperative of Accountability Introduction When a Supreme Court judge publicly warns that judges who “fall prey to greed” must be weeded out, the remark resonates far beyond the case in which it is made. It goes to the heart of ju... Blogs
Bhavya Bhanu BA English (Hons), BALLB (Hons) 5th Year LAW DOES NOT FAVOUR THE INDOLENT Author: Bhavya Bhanu INTRODUCTION The ancient but still relevant legal maxim vigilantius non dormientibus aequitas subvenit (equity aids the vigilant, not the sloth) is a cornerstone of Indian procedu... Blogs
Samar Kant BALLB(Hons) 4th year The Living Tapestry Author: Samar Kant [1] INTRODUCTION The question of whether India practices cooperative or collaborative federalism is not a matter of finding a single correct answer, but of understanding a dynamic a... Blogs
Sanjana Chanda BALLB(Hons) 4th year 29 letters, zero merit Author: Sanjana Chanda [1] INTRODUCTION In a recent ruling by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Mr. Paras Dalal of a Delhi court, where he dismissed a criminal defamation complaint which was filed ... Blogs
Bhavna Chaudry BALLB(Hons) 4th Year Courts Don’t Fear AI. They Fear Losing Control Introduction Artificial intelligence is entering courtrooms, but not as cinematic robo-judges handing down sentences. Instead, courts are piloting transcription engines, precedent-mapping systems, out... Blogs
Ananya Singh LLB 2nd year FAITH, CASTE, AND THE CONSTITUTION I. Introduction The Supreme Court of India’s ruling on 24 February 2026 has reignited one of the longest standing and hottestly debated areas of constitutional law in India the interaction between rel... Blogs
Shlok Sharma LLB(Hons) 3rd year Urban Taxation & City Finance Introduction Urban tax design has become central to how cities shape development, fund infrastructure, and distribute opportunity. A legally informed approach to property taxes, development incentives... Blogs
Lov Ojha BALLB(Hons) 4th year Euthanasia in India vs the UK INTRODUCTION Euthanasia, often referred to as “mercy killing” is a complex and highly debated topic within legal and ethical realms. There exists active and passive euthanasia, the former being when a... Blogs
Deepanita Sengupta BALLB(Hons) 4th year The critical review of the Transgender Bill, 2026 Author: Deepanita Sengupta Introduction In the landmark case of NALSA v. Union of India [1] , the Supreme Court granted transgender persons the right to self-identify their gender, recognised them as ... Blogs