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Air Passenger Rights

By Ansh Kumari (BA.LLB 2nd Year) Manikchand Pahade Law College

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 their recourse..................

FROM GAS TO GEAR

By Athul CA ,Priyank Srivastava (Co Author) School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru

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 Essential Commodities ..................

The Role of Culture in Shaping Law and Justice

By Arya Umrikar Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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 ancient schools of legal thought, which states that every human is born with a set of inalienable human rights and moral principles are ..................

Navigating the Legal Process of Seeking Compensation for Medical Negligence

By Arihant Chatterjee , 3rd Year, BBA.LLB[H]. Sister Nivedita University

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 legal and failure ..................

Above the App

By Pragya (BALLB), Pragati Singh (Co Author) (BALLB), Atal Bihari Vajpayee School of Legal Studies

Introduction: The rapidly expanding platform economy has profoundly reshaped the working lives of millions across India. Ride-hailing drivers, delivery workers, and freelance service providers now constitute a significant and growing segment of the labour force.[1] ..................

Justice in the Grip of Algorithms

By Al-Zahraa Ahmed

Introduction: The ancient maxim that 'justice is blind' has long served as the foundational metaphor of impartial adjudication a reminder that the judge must set aside personal bias, cultural conditioning, and social affiliation in order to discharge  ..................

ARTICLE 21

By Aastha Sharma, Maharishi Markandeshwar (Deemed to be University), Mullana

Introduction: No people shall be deprived of their life or personal liberty without following procedures established by law.” This Article has been found in Part 3 of India’s Constitution, Article 21 protects people or citizens and foreigners alike by guaranteeing key freedoms. Its reach stretches across many aspects of personal  ..................

BAIL JURISPRUDENCE AND SPECIAL STATUTES IN INDIA

By Rhitoja Bhattacharjee 4th year BALLB, Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: The Indian legal framework governing bail derives from the constitutional maxim, "Bail is better than being incarcerated," which is rooted in the protection afforded by Article 21 for the right to liberty and the right to be presumed innocent  ..................

The Architecture of Human Dignity

By Sachin Kumar (BALLB 5th Year),  Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: On 10 December 1948, the UN General Assembly passed something that created no direct legally enforceable obligation but which encompassed a new form of international relations[1] Universal Declaration of Human Rights  ..................

Evolution of Labour Policy in India and Its Impact on Modern Industrial Relations

By Mohit Kumar BALLB(Hons) 5th year,  Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: India's labour policy has evolved from exploitation during colonial times to providing welfare protection by the British and building the framework for a welfare state in India after acquiring independence, finally focusing on issues of flexibility and ease of doing business today ..................

Labour Law and Ground Reality

By Sachin Kumar (BALLB 5th Year)  Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: The research critically examines the exploitation of bidi (beedi) workers in Bihar, focusing on the significant gap between labour law provisions and their actual implementation on the ground. Despite the existence of protective legislation such as the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, the Beedi and Cigar Workers (Conditions of Employment) Act, 1966, ..................

The Legal Frontier

By Utsav Kumar BALLB (Hons) 5th Year  Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: The legal landscape is undergoing a seismic transformation, driven by rapid technological innovation, globalization, and evolving societal expectations. Among the most pressing topics today are the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy, cybersecurity, ..................

Criminalization of Marital Rape in India

By Abhinav Rathor BALLB(Hons) 4th year, Assam University, Silchar

Introduction: Marital sexual violence is one of the most overlooked and accepted violations of women's rights in India. Consent constitutes sexual autonomy. Exception 2 to Section 63 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023[1], , ..................