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One Nation One Election (For Short- ‘ONOE') is a proposal in India where election for the Lok Sabha, that is Lower house (popularly known as the Peoples' House) of the Parliament of India, and all State legislative assemblies will be held at the same time

The Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) confers broad powers upon enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute offences involving the laundering of illicit proceeds.

There is a familiar discomfort in Indian arbitration practice. An arbitral tribunal passes an interlocutory order. One party believes the order is not merely wrong, but seriously prejudicial. The instinctive reaction is to look for an immediate remedy. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, however, does not always provide one.

Special Economic Zones ("SEZ") have been established in India with the objective of attracting Foreign Direct Investment ('FDI") and to create an opportunity for domestic entities in our country to compete in the global market.

Every bank in India is expected to be set up in the form of a company, save and except for foreign banks, which are allowed to operate in India through branches.

In the digital economy, identity is no longer just personal, it is an asset, a brand and increasingly, a target

Bail forms an essential part of the right to liberty under a. 21 of the Constitution of India (‘Constitution'). Although the term ‘bail' was not expressly defined in any statute, it was described as.

India’s digital regulatory framework is once again at a turning point. The Central Government has proposed amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (“IT Rules”), signalling a significant expansion of State oversight over online content.

The digital age has transformed how personal information persists online, creating lasting associations between individuals and past events that would have once faded from public memory. When judicial records, news articles, and other content remain permanently searchable, they can continue to affect lives long after cases are resolved or circumstances have changed. This raises fundamental questions about whether Indian constitutional law recognizes a right to be forgotten and how courts should balance indi

Possibly, one of the most underrated provisions under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is encompassed under Section 313 thereof.

India’s labour and employment framework has undergone significant transformation over the past decade, particularly in relation to maternity protection and workplace inclusion. The expansion of maternity benefits through the Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act, 2017[1] represented an important milestone in recognising the challenges faced by working mothers and promoting maternal health.

This blog examines the issue of media freedom in relation to the judicial requirement for fair trials.

The appeal arose from an arbitral dispute in which the appellant challenged an order of the Arbitral Tribunal rejecting an objection under Section 16 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The appellant contended that various agreements executed between the parties were insufficiently stamped and, being in the nature of “conveyance”, ought to have been impounded before arbitration could proceed.

The outcome will shape how India applies the global turnover standard to multinational enterprises, particularly in digital markets characterised by cross subsidisation and global revenue concentration.

Citizenship occupies a unique position in constitutional democracies. It is not merely a legal status, but the foundation upon which civil, political, and socio-economic rights are exercised.

The scope of judicial review in disciplinary proceedings continues to be a subject of considerable jurisprudential significance, particularly when it involves the assessment of evidence...

Essentially, there are two types of surrogacy practices: Traditional and Gestational.

It is a well-known fact that under any developed and civilized judicial system, the principles of natural justice allow an accused person the right to be present at their trial.