LL. B Mania, published by LL.B Mania, covers a diverse range of contemporary legal issues and developments in India and beyond. The blog addresses constitutional law topics such as legislative autonomy and judicial review, as seen in discussions on legislative disciplinary powers. It also explores emerging regulatory frameworks, including the legal challenges and policy considerations surrounding online gaming and digital entertainment. Judicial transparency and procedural accountability are examined through case studies of Supreme Court interventions. Additionally, the blog analyzes privileged communications under Indian evidence law and the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence regulation, comparing international models and their implications. Overall, the blog provides analysis on legislative, constitutional, criminal, technology, and evidence law topics relevant to current legal discourse.
Contributed by: Priya Dutt; Reviewed by Adv. Manvee
Introduction
The Bombay High Court’s ex parte ad interim order in Arijit Singh v. Codible Ventures LLP and Ors. is a significant decision on personality rights, publicity rights, AI voice cloning, deepfakes,…
Contributed By Adv. Manvee & Akanksha Vatsa
Introduction: Why POSH Act Compliance Is a Constitutional Mandate
Workplace sexual harassment law in India is governed by the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (“POSH Act”),…
Contributed by Adv. Manvee and Priya Dutt
Introduction: Why POSH Act Compliance Is Now a Startup-Critical Obligation
Regulatory scrutiny around workplace sexual harassment law in India has intensified sharply. POSH Act compliance, once treated as a large-enterprise concern, is now…
By Adv. Manvee (Technology & Data Privacy Lawyer) & Priya Dutt
1. What is the DPDP Act 2023, and Why Does It Matter for Startups & SMEs?
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, marks a significant shift in the…
By Akanksha Vatsa & Adv. Manvee (Technology & Data Protection Lawyer)
Introduction
India’s data protection framework underwent a structural transformation with the enactment of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act 2023”). For the first time, India adopted…
Contributor: Mr. Anish Sinha (Lawyer based out of New Delhi, currently practicing in the domain of Constitutional and Criminal Law)
Introduction
The constitutional recognition of menstrual health marks a decisive moment in Indian jurisprudence. On 30 January 2026, the Supreme…
By Anish Sinha
The confrontation between the Enforcement Directorate and the West Bengal executive unfolded not as an abstract constitutional debate, but as a sequence of concrete events that rapidly escalated into a federal and legal crisis. What began as…
Introduction
The Madras High Court’s judgment in Rhutikumari v. Zanmai Labs Pvt. Ltd. (delivered by Justice N. Anand Venkatesh on 25 October 2025) marks a landmark moment in India’s legal treatment of cryptocurrency and virtual digital…
By Anish Sinha
Introduction
The case of Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh v. Bihar Legislative Council presents a critical confrontation between legislative autonomy and constitutional supremacy, raising fundamental questions about the limits of internal disciplinary powers of legislative bodies in a…
By Adv. Umesh Jadon (Advocate, Delhi High Court)
Introduction
India’s digital economy has reached an inflection point where entertainment, technology, and law converge. Among its fastest-growing segments is online gaming ranging from casual mobile games to organised e-sports with international…
