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Mind Blowing Legal Facts
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Gender Identity and the Law – Beyond the Binary
For decades, the law saw gender through a narrow lens — male or female, him or her, sir or madam.
In this binary world, millions lived invisible lives, unnamed and unacknowledged. Their existence lingered in the margins of paperwork and public spaces alike. Then came NALSA v. Union of India (2014) — a judgment that did not just recognize a community but redefined what it means to be human in the eyes of the Constitution.
Soumya Pandey
Oct 193 min read


Justice in the Shadows – The Psychology of Wrongful Convictions
Justice, at its purest, is meant to illuminate truth. Yet, there are times when that very light casts shadows—where the innocent are condemned and the guilty walk free. Wrongful convictions are not just legal errors; they are psychological tragedies that scar individuals and corrode the moral fabric of society.
teamvidhigyata
Oct 193 min read


Prison Reforms in India – The Forgotten Walls of Justice
When we speak of justice in India, we often picture the courtroom — the arguments, the verdict, the gavel. Rarely do we imagine what follows: the slow decay of humanity behind the iron bars of a prison.
Yet, justice does not end at conviction; it continues in the conditions of confinement. The idea of punishment in a constitutional democracy must harmonize with dignity, not diminish it.
Ashutosh Pathak
Oct 193 min read


Media Trials and Presumption of Innocence – The Erosion of Fair Justice
In an age where every whisper becomes a headline and every trial a live broadcast, the courtroom of law often finds itself overshadowed by the court of media. The rise of “media trials” — where public opinion precedes judicial pronouncement — has deeply unsettled the foundations of fair justice.
While the Constitution of India grants freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a), this freedom was never intended to override the presumption of innocence and the rig
Jahan Soni
Oct 193 min read


Custodial Deaths in India – A Legal and Humanitarian Study
Custodial death—death of a person while under police or judicial custody—remains one of the most pressing human rights concerns in India. Despite constitutional guarantees and statutory safeguards, reports of custodial torture and fatalities continue to surface, raising serious questions about accountability, transparency, and justice. This article examines the current status of custodial deaths in India, the legal framework surrounding them, and the judicial response shaping
Soumya Pandey
Sep 292 min read


Personality Rights and Freedom of Speech: A Comparative Legal Analysis
The tension between personality rights and freedom of speech represents one of the most significant challenges in constitutional and media law today. On one hand, freedom of speech under Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution is the bedrock of democracy, ensuring public debate, critique, and creative expression. On the other, personality rights, though not expressly codified, are recognized under Article 21 as part of the right to life, dignity, and privacy.
Jahan Soni
Sep 293 min read


Alienation of Affection – Law at the Crossroads of Love and Liability
Law often claims to be a guardian of rights and order. But what happens when the subject matter is not property or crime, but the fragile affection between two people bound in marriage? Alienation of affection is one such doctrine that allows a spouse to sue a third party for deliberately intruding upon and damaging the marital relationship. Though now fading in many jurisdictions, its historical and comparative study offers fascinating insights into how law perceives love, l
Ashutosh Pathak
Sep 293 min read


HUMANITARIAN LAW AT CROSSROADS: WORLD POWER POLITICS AND THE PRICE PAID BY HUMANITY
International Humanitarian Law (IHL) was crafted to protect civilians and combatants hors de combat during armed conflicts, drawing mainly from the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols. Yet, in 2025 the world sees major-power rivalries and regional wars where humanitarian safeguards are repeatedly ignored, creating a troubling gap between law and reality.
Achyut Parth
Sep 292 min read


*E-Evidence in Indian Courts — Admissibility, Chain of Custody & Forensics
Digital traces — chat logs, mobile backups, CCTV, e-mails, system logs, cloud backups, GPS data, IoT telemetry — are now central to criminal and civil litigation. But their convenience is double-edged: electronic records are easy to alter, delete or fabricate. Indian courts therefore treat e-evidence with legal caution: admissibility depends on statutory procedure and demonstrable integrity (chain of custody and forensic processes). The basic statutory scheme sits in Sections
Jahan Soni
Sep 145 min read


Voting Tech and Election Law: Safeguards for Free and Fair Elections
This essay explains that legal architecture, the operational safeguards (audits, chain of custody, random checks), and the routes available to citizens and parties to challenge problems in the electoral process — with the key statutes, rules and judicial authorities cited for practical use.
Achyut Parth
Sep 147 min read


Crypto and Tax: Understanding the Legal Grey Areas
Since Budget 2022 India has created a specific tax framework for cryptocurrencies and other “virtual digital assets” (VDAs). The tax rules are mostly clear on how gains are taxed (flat 30%, limited deductions, 1% TDS on transfers) but the bigger legal/regulatory questions (how/when VDAs are regulated, banking access, broader consumer protection) remain contested and fluid.
Ashutosh Pathak
Sep 146 min read


LEGAL CHALLENGES OF SPACE MINING – INDIA’S ROLE IN THE FINAL FRONTIER IN 2025
As humanity ventures beyond Earth, the concept of space mining—extracting minerals and resources from asteroids, the Moon, and other celestial bodies—has moved from science fiction to tangible reality. In 2025, India, like many nations, faces complex legal questions surrounding ownership, resource rights, and environmental protection in outer space.
Soumya Pandey
Sep 102 min read


Between Jail And Justice: Rethinking Bail Jurisprudence In India
Ask this of any bail system reform or judicial order in 2025: does it produce faster resolution without compromising fairness? If the answer is yes, it passes the Vidhigyata test.
Jahan Soni
Sep 105 min read


TIME-BOUND TRIALS IN HEINOUS CASES: A VIDHIGYATA VYAKHYA
When the highest court warns that delay can let “hardened criminals hijack the system”, it is not throwing rhetorical flourishes. It is pointing to a structural rot: justice delayed becomes justice denied — both to victims and to the accused who remain trapped in legal limbo. In this Vidhigyata Vyakhya, we unpack what the Court’s concern means in law and practice, why the National Investigation Agency (NIA) courts are part of the answer, and how reform can be structured.
Achyut Parth
Sep 104 min read


The Promotion and Regulations of Online Gaming in India (as of August 2025)
Impact of Online Gaming Bill, 2025 in India.
Achyut Parth
Aug 233 min read


SAMAJIK NYAY SUTRA CYBERBULLYING & ONLINE HARASSMENT
Online abuse — from threatening messages and trolling to non-consensual sharing of intimate images and doxxing — destroys people’s dignity and safety. Indian law now provides clear criminal, data protection, and remedial routes to stop abuse, punish offenders, and seek compensation. In the post a practical, legally accurate guide is given which you can use or share.
Jahan Soni
Aug 224 min read


Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, 2025: An In-Depth Analysis for Everyone
On 20 August 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025 in the Lok Sabha, alongside two other companion bills concerning Union Territories and Jammu & Kashmir. The Bill was subsequently referred to a Joint Parliamentary Committee for deeper scrutiny .
Ashutosh Pathak
Aug 213 min read


Reservation in Promotion – Explained with Law & Judgments
SCs/STs are provided with reservation in promotion in government jobs to overcome historic discrimination and ensure adequate representation at senior levels. Some enabling provisions are also given in support of this reservation in our Indian Constitution.
Payal Jangra
Aug 202 min read


How to File a Complaint in Consumer Court ?
Know your rights as a consumer. Justice is simple, and it's your right. Who is a Consumer? According to the Consumer Protection Act,...
Achyut Parth
Aug 202 min read


Dowry Death & Indian Society Law vs. Tradition: A Legal Insight
Is dowry a goodwill gift or source of oppression wrapped as a gift to a bride from her family or a way of showing economic status for bride's family?
Jahan Soni
Aug 202 min read
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