Author: Anindyaa Priyadarshi
Gambling in India as a leisure activity has been enjoyed for many decades now but with the rapid improvement in technology and its limitless potential to grow, there are many forms of gambling which have surfaced and may cause massive underground shift in commercial gaming business if left unregulated.
Author: Anubhav Khastagir
The Competition Act, 2002 was passed by the Parliament of India with the objective of regulating modern trade practices that result in an adverse effect on the competition in the market.
Author: Sanchita Singh
The pandemic that has been raging across the world is COVID-19. It’s been more than one and half year and till now we have faced the horrific second wave as well.
Author: Priyanshu Fauzdar
“Freedom of speech is a preferred right which must always be guarded zealously by this (Supreme Court) court.”
Author: SWAGATIKA BEHERA
This article generally talks about the major and contemporary issue which is in a process to kill the Indian federal structure.
Author: Siva Karthikeyan Krishnan and Dr. Pon Meenakshi
There are many startups and enterprises building products which are used in day-to-day life by millions of people. Whether these products are complied as per the privacy laws is a million-dollar question.
Author: VYSHNAV S
They are protecting the population by dispensing double inoculation, otherwise considered to be a herculean task by many countries in the global south. Ironically when outright India conferred by lockdowns due to the staggering rise in covid 19 cases.
Author: SHAMBHAVI KUMARI
India’s privacy score is 2.4 according to a UK based research firm’s report which was published in 2019. India was ranked in the bottom three after China and Russia which is a proper indication of the failure of the privacy laws in India.
Author: Sai Vivek Rao Beerelly
In India article 21 of the Indian Constitution deals with right to life and personal liberty. It states that “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to a procedure established by law”.
Author: Saee Gunjikar
Marriage is a legally and socially sanctioned relationship, often between a man and a woman, governed by laws, regulations, conventions, beliefs, and attitudes that define the partners’ rights and responsibilities.
