Priyandita Sethy BBA LLB (2nd year) Birla Global University The Future of the Right to Be Forgotten Introduction A job offer revoked over a decade-old acquittal. A matrimonial dispute haunting a person’s online reputation forever. In an era of an "always-on" digital world, the right to be forgotten ... Blogs
Suhani RoyChowdhury B.B.A.L.L.B.(HONS.);2nd Sister Nivedita University The Rise of Deepfake Technology Introduction [1] Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the way digital content is created and shared. One of its most remarkable yet concerning developments is [2] deepfake technology, which us... Blogs
Pankhudi Singh University of Lucknow B.A.LL.B(5 YEAR) 1 YEAR Identity crisis again! Introduction Remember your childhood, boys when your mother used to dress you as a girl? She made you wear girl clothes and accessories and click your picture. After growing up whenever that subject c... Blogs
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
Ansh Kumari (BA.LLB 2nd Year) Manikchand Pahade Law College Air Passenger Rights Abstract India is the third largest domestic aviation market in the world, yet it does not have proper legal guidelines about the protection of passengers their rights, their time, their dignity, and ... Vol1 Issue 1
Yashika Datta Wadke (BA LL.B 1 st Year) Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s College of Law Mumbai Dark Shipping and Maritime Law 1.Introduction In recent years, the occurrence of “dark shipping”, where vessels intentionally switch off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) to evade detection [1] , has arisen as a major obs... Blogs
Athul CA ,Priyank Srivastava (Co Author) School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru FROM GAS TO GEAR INTRODUCTION Historically, the regulation of essential goods in India has been based on the need to make sure that everyone gets a fair share, to stop hoarding, and to protect the public good. The Ess... Vol1 Issue 1
Pragya (BALLB), Pragati Singh (Co Author) (BALLB), Atal Bihari Vajpayee School of Legal Studies A Case Study on Pt. Parmanand Katara vs Union of India & Ors, AIR 1989 SC 2039 INTRODUCTION The Indian legal system has always placed human life at the highest pedestal. Article 21 of the [1] Constitution of India provides guarantee of the “Right to Life” as a fundamental right.... Case Study
Mitali Dral BBA.LL.B 4th Year Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management & Research THE SPACE LAWS Abstract Who owns a rock flying at 22,000 miles per hour? The answer is complicated. Outer space belongs to no one, yet everyone is racing to claim it. In 2024, various private companies launched more... Blogs
Gunjan Ukey BBA.LL.B Kalinga University INTERNET SHUTDOWNS IN INDIA I. INTRODUCTION One of the most problematic aspects of Indian public administration is the absence of a public record of any internet shutdown orders. Where state prohibits the Internet without any pu... Blogs
Arya Umrikar Symbiosis Law School, Pune The Role of Culture in Shaping Law and Justice Introduction “To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity” ~Nelson Mandela The idea of human rights as universal goes back to the theory of Natural Law, one of the most ancie... Vol1 Issue 1
Arihant Chatterjee , 3rd Year, BBA.LLB[H]. Sister Nivedita University Navigating the Legal Process of Seeking Compensation for Medical Negligence Abstract The medical practitioners including doctors, surgeons, nurses have a special duty of care and professional conduct in the field of medical practice, this duty is considered both ethical and l... Vol1 Issue 1