Ankita Singh BALLB(Hons) 5th year Privacy Is Not Dead. It’s Just Contractual Now Introduction The declaration that “privacy is dead” has become a familiar refrain in debates on technology and data governance. It reflects genuine frustration with pervasive surveillance, opaque data... Blogs
Anaya Srivastav BALLB(Hons) 4th Year From Likes to Lawsuits Introduction Scroll, like, share – sue. In less than two decades, social media platforms have evolved from neutral “pipes” for user expression into powerful architects of public discourse. What users ... Blogs
Anuradha Singh BALLB(Hons) 4th Year Judicial Delay Is Not a Bug, It’s a Design Failure Introduction Across jurisdictions, court backlogs and decade-long trials are often framed as unfortunate inefficiencies or the inevitable pressure of numbers. Scholarly analysis shows something more s... Blogs
Madav Gupta LLB 3rd year The Future Lawyer Is a Technologist Who Reads Case Law Author: Madhav Gupta Introduction The central professional question for today’s law student is no longer limited to whether one can argue precedent, but whether one understands the technological syste... Blogs
Ashok Kumar Ratan BALLB(Hons) 4th year Cyberbullying and Online Harassment Author: Ashok Kumar Ratan Introduction In today’s digital world, being online is not just a part of life; it’s life itself. From academic discussions and job networking to personal expression, the int... Blogs
Ravi Shanker Bhatt BALLB (Hons) 4th Year Cryptocurrency Regulation in India Author:- Ravi Shanker Bhatt Introduction Cryptocurrency, also known as ‘crypto assets’ or ‘Crypto,’ has attained new heights in the world of digital currencies in the years following the COVID-19 pand... Blogs