Introduction: As by the reports of 2016, banks in India have faced the biggest breach of personal data & information of about 3.2 million debit cards.[1] Later in 2018, Cosmos Bank of Pune reported a loss of Rs. 94 crores Read more
Introduction: India has a long list of strict laws to combat corruption. But it is a widely accepted notion that the practice of corruption is normal and accepted in the public sector. Rising awareness and protests against corruption by the Read more
Introduction: Officially the 42nd amendment act is known as The Constitution (Forty-Second Amendment) Act, 1976. During the emergency, that is, from June 25, 1975 – March 29, 1977, the Indian National Congress Government which was headed by Mrs Indira Gandhi Read more
Introduction: The polluter pays principle in environmental law does not refer to a fault but it favours an approach which is concerned with curing the repairing ecological damages. This principle is in international law where the party who is polluting Read more
Introduction: Online Dispute Resolution is the resolutions of disputes, particularly small or any medium valued cases, using the digital technology and techniques of the Alternate Dispute Resolution, such as Negotiation, Mediation or Arbitration. While the courts have started becoming digitized Read more
Introduction: India has been known for its vastness in culture. Our culture is very old and dates back to almost thousands of years. However, today the western culture has a great influence on the Indian Society especially the younger generation Read more
Introduction: Autonomous vehicles or self-driving vehicles are becoming a common place in some countries, with some automobile manufactures like Tesla even basing their entire business model on this venture. The logic is simple, cars that drive themselves allow drivers to Read more
Introduction: Intellectual property, which safeguards the application of ideas and information of commercial value, is growing in importance due to increased industrial development. The three central types of intellectual property rights are- patents, trademarks and copyrights. Patents are temporary protection Read more
Introduction: ‘Counterfeit news’ has become a worldwide worry since the ascent of upsetting occurrences that have tested the clients’ trust in the news, particularly through online life. Absence of strategy usage or laws that could either control counterfeit news or Read more
Introduction: The Part XI of the Constitution of India explains the distribution of the necessary functions of administration, legislation and executive powers. Further, under Article 246 of our Constitution, the legislation i.e. the law-making powers are divided under the categories Read more
Introduction: Without freedom of speech there is no modern world, just a barbaric one. Ai Weiwei Democratic countries, across the globe value freedom of speech and expression. It is a given note that freedom of expression is included in Read more
Introduction: Justice Bhagwati once stated, “We cannot allow the dead hand of the past to stifle the growth of the living present. Law cannot stand still; it must change with the changing social concepts and values. If the bark that Read more