Divya Kriti, BA.LLB , 3rd year, University Law College, VBU Constitutional and Human Rights Law Abstract The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the country and serves as the foundation for protecting the rights and freedoms of every individual. [1] Human rights are basic rights that bel... Vol1 Issue2
Priya Kumari Srivastava, BA LLB HONS 4rth year, University of Allahabad faculty of law main campus Prayagraj UP Cyberbullying and legal remedies in India ABSTRACT Cyberbullying is the global offence which is increasing day by day, due to development of technologies and internet and can be seen in each and every area. [1] Consequences of Cyberbullying i... Vol1 Issue2
Shreyanshi Srivastava, BALLB / 4th year, SPPU - DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law in India Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the creation of literary, artistic, musical, and digital works, raising significant questions about copyright protection. [1] While AI enhances cr... Vol1 Issue2
Sweksha, 3rd YEAR and LLB (HONS), University of Allahabad Cyber Crimes Against Women in India Abstract The rapid growth of information technology has transformed communication, education, business, and social interaction. However, it has also led to a significant increase in cyber crimes, part... Vol1 Issue2
Prarthana, B.A.L.L.B 3rd Year, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut (U.P) CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIA UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 ABSTRACT The Companies Act, 2013 significantly altered India's corporate governance landscape by enhancing transparency, accountability, board independence, shareholder protection, audit oversight, an... Vol1 Issue2
Sam Siryon, BA.LLB Honors, School Of Legal Studies, Apeejay Stya University BILATERAL LEGAL MECHANISMS ABSTRACT Globalization has significantly transformed the nature of criminal activities, enabling offenders to exploit national borders to evade prosecution and justice. Consequently, effective bilater... Vol1 Issue2
Archana Pawar, BA llb 2 year, University of Delhi campus law centre Waters of Dispossession Abstract Women in Madhya Pradesh’s Bundelkhand region have begun sustained resistance to the Ken-Betwa linking project. Gond and Kol women have led this resistance through road blockades, a symbolic p... Vol1 Issue2
Bhavya, BA LLB 2nd Year, Delhi Metropolitan Education, GGSIPU Domestic Violence: Abstract Domestic violence is one of the most prevalent forms of violence against women and remains a major challenge to achieving gender equality and social justice. It includes physical, emotional, ... Vol1 Issue2
Ankush, Ballb ,2nd year, Iswar Saran Degree College ,University of Allahabad Police Encounters 1. Introduction Encounters refer to situations where the police use excessive force or engage in extra-judicial killings, violating the rights of individuals and bypassing due process. It is a police ... Vol1 Issue2
Himanshi Jangra, Ballb ,3 year, Maharaja Surajmal Institute, Delhi Cyber Fraud and Online Scams Abstract Cyber fraud and online scams have emerged as one of the most pressing challenges of the digital age, affecting individuals, institutions, and the economy at large. This paper examines the mea... Vol1 Issue2
Gunjan Singh, LLB(Hons.) 2nd year 3rd semester, SGT University faculty of law The Constitutionality of Algorithmic Governance in India Abstract The rapid integration of artificial intelligence and algorithmic systems into Indian public administration marks a structural transformation in the exercise of state power. From faceless tax ... Vol1 Issue2
Naveen Rana University Institute Of Legal Studies, Panjab University ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FUTURE OF CREATIVE OWNERSHIP ABSTRACT In light of the difficulties presented by the development of generative AI, this article examines the ways in which Indian copyright law handles these issues. The concepts of authorship, orig... Vol1 Issue2