Legal analysis, policy commentary, and doctrinal writing.
This article examines India’s response to online child sexual abuse material under the POCSO Act, cyber law and international instruments, while proposing stronger enforcement, digital literacy and platform accountability.
India’s 2026 IT Rules move intermediaries towards more active duties. This article examines synthetic-content labelling, compressed takedown periods and the danger of over-removal.
The Delhi High Court’s Hindware ruling treats the use of a registered trademark as an invisible advertising keyword as actionable trademark use and examines when Google’s role exceeds that of a neutral intermediary.
A doctrinal examination of when banking disputes should be arbitrated and when consumer-protection, debt-recovery and regulatory remedies should prevail over standard-form arbitration clauses.
India’s 2026 IT Rules impose sharply compressed takedown periods for unlawful information. This article examines whether speed, intermediary safe harbour and freedom of expression can coexist under Section 79 of the Information Technology Act.
The Biological Weapons Convention prohibits biological weapons but lacks a standing verification mechanism. This article examines that structural weakness alongside global health law, the Chemical Weapons Convention and threats emerging from synthetic biology.
A critical account of how the BNS, BNSS and BSA reshape arrest, bail, undertrial detention, prison oversight and digital evidence - and where longstanding structural problems continue beneath new section numbers.
Why hashes, certificates, metadata and chain of custody now determine whether a digital trail survives a criminal trial
The escalating menace of banking fraud in India has compelled regulators and courts alike to forge a framework that is simultaneously robust and fair.
A video call appears to come from the CBI, the Enforcement Directorate or the police.