Kritika Thakur is a fourth-year law student at NLU Delhi.
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Endangered Linguistic Minority Rights: The NCMEI Act, 2004’s Divergence from Articles 29 and 30
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The Bombay High Court in Karachi Education Society v. State of Maharashtra and Ors., recently, quashed an order passed by the
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In a recent judgment delivered on 14th May 2025, the Supreme Court, after considering the validity of indemnity bonds providing compensation for breach of a
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E-Sports vs. Online Gaming: Why the distinction matters under Indian Law?
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Legalization and Implementation of Passive Euthanasia in India: Challenges, Comparative Analysis, and the Path Forward
Asmit Kumar Singh is a 4th year student of BA LL.B at National Law University Odisha. He can be reached at 22ba024@nluo.ac.in.
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Income Tax Bill 2025: Digital Search Powers and Privacy
Aryan Chauhan is a fourth-year student at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow.
The Income Tax Bill, 2025, introduced in Parliament on 13 February 2025, promises to modernize India’s tax laws. But one provision has drawn fierce