In the digital age, wars are not fought with bombs and bullets but with injunctions,

The arrest of a law student for an allegedly objectionable social media post concerning ‘Operation Sindoor’ has triggered widespread legal and constitutional discourse.

A stampede denotes a sudden, uncontrollable rush of people, often culminating in tragic outcomes including severe injuries or even fatalities.

The Delhi High Court’s recent ruling in Dagar v. Rahman[1] probes the boundaries of copyright protection for compositions rooted in India’s classical music heritage.

The Doctrine of Merger has long been regarded as a cornerstone in preserving judicial hierarchy and ensuring the finality

In early 2020, just as the much-anticipated film ‘Chhapaak’ hit Indian cinemas, a lesser-known but deeply significant legal battle emerged off-screen. At the heart of this dispute was Ms. Aparna Bhat, a practicing advocate who had represented Laxmi Agarwal, the acid attack survivor whose story inspired the film.

This Compendium is a consolidated repository of Trademark litigation and appellate adjudicated before 

In an age driven by digital media and AI, the identity of any celebrity and influencer has become a marketable asset. Celebrities, athletes, and social media influencers derive significant value from their public image. Their personality is often monetised and licensed for endorsements, sponsorships, and collaborations that silhouette both reputation and revenue. However, in recent years, with growing AI, Indian courts have progressively observed a surge in disputes involving the unauthorised commercial use of celebrity and influencer personalities.

Over the past decade, climate change mitigation has evolved from a theoretical policy goal to a tangible force behind national economic planning and corporate strategy. From silicon chemistry in solar panels and cell design in EV batteries to novel approaches to biodegradable plastics and carbon capturing, inventions that reduce emissions or substitute fossil derived materials are increasingly becoming important in terms of environmental impact, commercial value, and geopolitical leverage.

Think mythology and deep tech have nothing in common? Think again. In this article, we explore how Lord Hanuman’s immense strength was unlocked only when someone helped him see it.  And that’s exactly how AI works today. It’s powerful, but it needs our intent and direction to do good.