India Justice Report 2025 Reveals Stark Gaps in Gender, Infrastructure, and Funding Across Justice System
The India Justice Report 2025 highlights major gaps in gender representation, infrastructure, and funding across police, judiciary, prisons, and legal aid, urging urgent reforms in justice delivery.
Generative AI and Copyright laws: analysis of the role of law and boundaries set on AI with the pre-existing laws.
Examining the exploration of AI copyright regulations and generative art, at their intersection while delving into the concepts of ownership, fair use, and the potential implications, for the future. We will delve into cases, laws, and evolving perspectives surrounding content generated by AI.
UN Rights Chief Urges Global Action as Sudan Conflict Enters Third Year
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has condemned both the international community and Sudan’s warring factions for failing to act, as the civil conflict enters its third year. “This brutal and senseless war must end,” Türk stated on Friday. He called
India’s First Online Permanent Lok Adalat
In an era where everything from banking to education has gone digital, justice delivery a powerful revolution from the state of Kerala has emerged. Kerala became the first Indian state to launch an online platform for Permanent Lok Adalats, enabling citizens to file
Israel’s Gaza Tactics Lack Legal Justification, Say Experts
Legal experts say Israel’s Gaza war tactics have no legal basis. ICC rulings highlight potential war crimes and systemic violations.
PMMY: A Powerful Tool for Women’s Financial Independence
SBI report shows PMMY empowers women through 68% of women account holders, increased loan sizes, and steep rises in women's deposits across various social groups nationwide.
Jammu & Kashmir Launches Free Bus Travel Initiative for Women
Jammu & Kashmir’s Zero-Ticket Travel Scheme offers women free bus rides, empowering them with greater mobility and opportunities.
Wider Interpretation of ‘Legal Representative’ Under Motor Vehicle Act
Supreme Court holds dependents like siblings, parents qualify as 'legal representatives' under Motor Vehicle Act; awards compensation to deceased’s father, sister.
Supreme Court Discharges Employers in Electrocution Case
The Supreme Court discharged two employers accused of negligence after their workers died from electrocution. The Court ruled they lacked the intent or knowledge to cause death.
UP Govt Denies Mosque Panel’s Claim Over Well, Calls It Public Property
UP Government Rejects Mosque Panel’s Claim Over Well The Uttar Pradesh government has denied the Shahi Jama Masjid Committee’s claim over a well near the mosque. In its report to the Supreme Court, the state asserted that the well, known as “Dharani Varah
