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The Nuclear Paradox: Can Weapons of Mass Destruction Be Instruments of Peace?
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The Nuclear Paradox: Can Weapons of Mass Destruction Be Instruments of Peace?

In this article, I'll make the case that deterrence lives on more because it leaves a space around it than because the law calls for it. The true fault lies elsewhere: and that is the promise to disarm that is never enforced.

Bhumi Khurana8 Nov 2026
The Cut That Law Forgot: Female Genital Mutilation and the Right to Bodily Integrity
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The Cut That Law Forgot: Female Genital Mutilation and the Right to Bodily Integrity

In India the practice survives as khatna or khafz, performed mostly on six- and seven-year-old girls in the Dawoodi Bohra community. There is no official data on it: the government told the Supreme Court that no official data supported the practice’s existence

Navya Singh7 Nov 2026
The Illusion of Consent: Are Users Truly Free to Agree to Digital Privacy Policies?
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The Illusion of Consent: Are Users Truly Free to Agree to Digital Privacy Policies?

Consent should be judged by whether a person understood what they agreed to, not by whether a click was logged. Until the law asks that question, “I Agree” will stay closer to ritual than choice.

Sujal Tyagi5 Nov 2026
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Bail as the Rule,Jail as the exception:Regular,Default and anticipatory Bail under the Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita,2023

Bail as the Rule,Jail as the exception:Regular,Default and anticipatory Bail under the Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita,2023

The idea that bail is rule and jail is the exception was started by the supreme court for the first time in clear terms State of Rajasthan v. Balchaaand (1977) 4 SCC 308[Case1.1],and it has since become the starting point of every bail discussion.It is a rule that comes from Article 21 of the constitution.

Anas Ahmad and Mohammad Sufaid7 Nov 2026
Freedom of Religion and the Essential Religious Practices Doctrine under Articles 25 and 26 of the Constitution of India
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Freedom of Religion and the Essential Religious Practices Doctrine under Articles 25 and 26 of the Constitution of India

Religious liberty in India is not framed as an unqualified institutional privilege. Articles 25 and 26 protect both individual conscience and collective religious autonomy, while making that protection subject to express constitutional limits and, in different ways, to other provisions of Part III. Article 25 speaks of "all persons"; Article 26 speaks of "every religious denomination or any section thereof".

Credit: Hasnain Sheikh and Atika Khan4 Nov 2026
Pre-Litigation Practice in Civil Law: Legal Notices, Rent Agreements and Non-Disclosure Agreements in India

Pre-Litigation Practice in Civil Law: Legal Notices, Rent Agreements and Non-Disclosure Agreements in India

The importance of the pre-litigation stage becomes clearer when different statutory requirements are considered. Section 80 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 imposes a specific notice requirement in suits against the Government or public officers. In commercial disputes, Section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 introduces a separate statutory pre-institution mediation requirement for suits that do not contemplate urgent interim relief.

Anam Khan20 Oct 2026
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EV & BATTERY Regulation in India

EV & BATTERY Regulation in India

India's EV policy began with an approach that treated electric and hybrid mobility as a national industrial and transport question. The National Mission for Electric Mobility was approved in 2011, followed by the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020, launched in January 2013. The Plan was intended to create a long-term path for adoption, domestic capability, research and development, testing, charging and supply-side support.

Shaurya Jaiswal7 Nov 2026
Indian Space Policy 2023

Indian Space Policy 2023

Indian model was transformed from a policy fragmented, state dominated model to a commercially open, institutionally separated and more procedural regime. The 2017 draft was an early attempt at enacting the entire sector at once. That effort stalled. The 2020 reforms, on the other hand, allowed for participation by the private sector, and ISP 2023 provided a detailed policy framework around IN-SPACe.

Adhiraj Sahgal3 Nov 2026
NBFC Scale Based Regulation (SBR) Framework RBI implementation

NBFC Scale Based Regulation (SBR) Framework RBI implementation

The objective was to make regulatory intensity broadly proportionate to the size, complexity and perceived risk of an NBFC.The framework became operational from 1 October 2022, while certain individual requirements had separate implementation timelines. The Upper Layer was designed for NBFCs considered to warrant enhanced regulatory requirements.

Anam Khan20 Oct 2026
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