In this edition of Podcast Bites, powered by IndiaLaw LLP, host Akriti Singhal discusses the Supreme Court’s significant directions to the State of Rajasthan to formulate a comprehensive policy for the introduction and promotion of the Rajasthani language in schools.

In this episode of Podcast Bites by IndiaLaw LLP, host Tanvi Dalvi unpacks the sweeping reforms introduced under the FSSAI 2026 Amendment Regulations, effective 1 April 2026.

On 24th September 2025 at 3 PM, IndiaLaw LLP invites you to an exclusive webinar on understanding the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Certification.

The Punjab & Haryana High Court examines whether a single abusive expression in a workplace email constitutes sexual harassment under Section 354-A of the Indian Penal Code. This case explores the boundaries of workplace conduct and the legal threshold for criminal sexual harassment charges arising from electronic communications.

In this episode, host Divya Pandey is joined by Shweta Tiwari from Indialaw LLP to discuss the legal complexities of inheriting property in India as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI).

What happens when there's no will? In this episode of Legal Podcasts powered by IndiaLaw LLP, host Riddhi Agarwal sits down with Darshana Velani to decode the basics of intestate succession in India.

In this episode of Podcast Bites by IndiaLaw LLP, host Tanvi Dalvi unpacks the sweeping reforms introduced under the FSSAI 2026 Amendment Regulations, effective 1 April 2026.

The National Highways Authority of India has introduced a transformative policy circular that fundamentally restructures how infrastructure disputes are resolved. This new value-based approach eliminates traditional multi-tier mechanisms, establishing clear thresholds that determine whether conflicts proceed to arbitration or alternative resolution pathways. The reform promises to significantly impact how stakeholders navigate disagreements in India's infrastructure sector.

The Kerala High Court examines a critical legal question in landlord-tenant law: whether a property owner can be prosecuted for criminal trespass when entering premises they own but are lawfully occupied by a tenant. This case explores the nuanced distinction between ownership rights and possessory rights in the context of criminal law.

The Kerala High Court examines a critical legal question in landlord-tenant law: whether a property owner can be prosecuted for criminal trespass when entering premises they legally own but have leased to a tenant. This case explores the fundamental distinction between ownership rights and possessory rights, clarifying when a landlord's entry into their own property crosses legal boundaries.

Understanding the title search process is essential before purchasing property in India. This guide walks through the critical steps of verifying ownership documents, checking Sub-Registrar records, examining encumbrances, and reviewing mutation entries to ensure clear title and avoid legal complications in property transactions.

In this episode by INDIALAW LLP, we unpack a Supreme Court ruling in Sincere Securities v. Chandrakant Khemka. The Court held that the moratorium under Section 14(1)(d) cannot block...

In this episode, Ayush Shukla from INDIALAW LLP decodes the distinction between financial and operational leases under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

List of applications admitted by NCLTs under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 with details of public announcements inviting claims

The Bombay High Court examines critical questions surrounding loan takeovers and arbitration under the SARFAESI Act in Aditya Birla Housing Finance Limited v. Axis Bank Limited. This case explores the intersection of banking regulations, secured creditor rights, and arbitration jurisdiction under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act.

Can Indian residents legally hold foreign currency accounts in India? What role do International Banking Units (IBUs) and the International Financial Services Centres...

What happens if a child is born abroad to Indian parents? Can they still claim Indian citizenship, rights, and legal protection?

The Kerala High Court's ruling in Vinu Vikraman v. State of Kerala addresses a critical question about marriage documentation requirements under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Can a Marriage Officer legally demand an Embassy-issued No Objection Certificate when an Indian citizen seeks to marry a foreign national, or does this requirement exceed statutory authority?

The Rajasthan High Court examines whether the traditional practice of Atta-Satta—a reciprocal marriage arrangement between families—can override individual consent in marriage. This case explores the intersection of customary practices with fundamental rights, addressing issues of child marriage, matrimonial cruelty, and women's dignity under Indian law.

This podcast episode provides a comprehensive breakdown of Maharashtra's land record system, exploring the legal framework that governs property documentation and rights in the state.