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    AI Stole Your Face. Now What?

    Can AI really make you say something you never said? Without a doubt. Imagine waking up to find a video of yourself on your phone saying things that never left your lips, and watching it spread like wildfire right in the middle of election season. That is exactly what happened to Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in March 2026, when deepfake videos made it look like he was praising Pakistan’s diplomacy, forcing him to rush to court just to get the fake footage taken down.
    IndiaTechnology
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    Foresight Law Offices
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    The Contractual Trap; How The Supreme Court Is Dismantling Decades Of Exploitative Public Employment

    There is a practice so entrenched in Indian public administration that it has become almost invisible. A government body needs workers. Instead of following the constitutionally mandated process of open recruitment, it hires on contract, daily wages, or ad hoc terms. Years pass. Sometimes decades. The worker performs the same duties as a regular employee, sits at the same desk, reports to the same officer, and keeps the institution running. On paper, however, they remain ‘contractual’. No pension. No provident fund. No job security. No career progression.
    India
Employment and HR
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Foresight Law Offices
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    Same Code, New Teeth: What The IBC Amendment Act, 2026 Really Changes For Creditors

    Ten years in, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code has finally been amended to close gaps that case law had quietly opened up in it. The IBC Amendment Act, 2026, in force from 26 May 2026, does three things that matter to anyone advising creditors: it takes the discretion back out of admission, it widens the window for clawing back value that left a company before insolvency was formally declared, and it hands financial creditors a new route into a distressed company that doesn't need a Section 7 petition at all. This piece walks through each change and the litigation that made it necessary.
    IndiaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
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    Foresight Law Offices
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    Can A Claim For Contractual Damages Trigger Insolvency Proceedings Under Section 9 Of The IBC?

    The Bench also used the opportunity to remind litigants, once again, that the NCLT and NCLAT exist to run the insolvency process, not to referee contractual disputes, and that the Code cannot be stretched to recover ordinary dues or to breathe life into a claim that limitation has already killed.
    IndiaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
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    Foresight Law Offices
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    Leadership Under Pressure: Lessons On Crime, Crisis Management And The Rule Of Law

    Leadership is often tested not during periods of stability, but in moments of extraordinary uncertainty. Whether confronting organised criminal networks, managing terrorist threats, or leading hostage rescue operations where every decision carries life-and-death consequences, public leadership demands clarity of purpose, sound judgment, and unwavering commitment to the rule of law.
    IndiaCriminal Law
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    Varun Singh On The Future Of Commercial Dispute Resolution In India - Commercial Dispute Conclave 2026 By ET LegalWorld

    Commercial disputes are experienced differently by different stakeholders. An in-house General Counsel may identify a business or operational concern that a litigating lawyer may not necessarily see, while an investor or business operator may approach an investment dispute differently from legal counsel.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
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    Foresight Law Offices
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    Is India's Food Safety Law Keeping Pace? A Comparative Study Of Regulatory Gaps And Global Practices

    In 3S and Our Health Society v. Union of India & Anr., M.A. No. 1177/2025 in W.P. (C) No. 437/2024 on 13.08.2026 the Court was considering whether pre-packaged food products should carry warnings indicating high levels of sugar, sodium and saturated fat.
    IndiaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
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    Foresight Law Offices
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