This article analyses the UGC Equity Regulations, 2026, focusing on the objectives, key mechanisms such as Equal Opportunity Centres, the resulting controversy, and the Supreme Court’s stay due to concerns of vagueness, misuse, and constitutional validity.
A detailed legal analysis of moral rights under Section 57 of the Copyright Act, 1957 vis-à-vis employer–employee authorship under Section 17(c), examined through the Delhi High Court’s decision in Gaurav Garg v. Aly Morani & Ors. (2026 SCC OnLine Del 136).
Bombay High Court recognises Shaadi.com as a well-known trademark. Read a legal analysis of goodwill, cybersquatting, and trademark protection under Indian law.
Supreme Court suggests introducing Romeo-Juliet clause in POCSO Act to protect consensual adolescent relationships, prevent misuse, and decriminalize minor couples.
Madhya Pradesh’s first John Doe order passed by Gwalior Commercial Court in a pharmaceutical counterfeiting case, strengthening IP enforcement and public health protection.
An analysis of Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft Technologies Ltd. (2025) examining whether courts can modify arbitral awards under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
The SHANTI Act, 2025 marks a transformative shift in India’s nuclear energy framework by consolidating existing laws, enabling limited private and foreign participation, strengthening the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, and introducing a graded liability regime to support clean energy goals and achieve 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047.
INTRODUCTION The Parliament has introduced the new bill ‘THE SABKA BIMA SABKI RAKSHA (AMENDMENT OF INSURANCE LAWS) BILL, 2025’ as Bill no. 195 of 2025 with an aim to transform the operational system of insurance in the country. This bill’s purpose is to make insurance more affordable and provide insurance
Supreme Court’s 2025 Aravalli Hills ruling introduces a 100 meter definition to regulate mining, sparking nationwide debate over environmental protection, biodiversity loss, groundwater depletion and the
A legal analysis of gig workers’ rights in India, examining Parliament Winter Session debates, social security gaps, algorithmic control, and the need for reform.
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