SC vs SC: The question of ‘Caste Discrimination’ and its latest answer | Saniya Malik, VL Desk
On 29 January 2026, the Supreme Court of India passed an interim stay order in…
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Right to Menstrual Health as a Part of the Right to Life | Shabi Tauseef, VL Desk
Menstruation in India is still a taboo, unspoken issue for many. Adolescent girls face shame,…
Report Release: The Case That Wasn’t: A Repository of AI Hallucinations in Common Law Courtrooms Around The World | Feb 2026, Virtuosity Legal
Foreword to the Feb, 2026 Report Kaif Siddiqui, Research Fellow, NALSAR Univ. Hyderabad It is…
Discretion Without Doctrine: How Bail Jurisprudence Normalised Constitutional Uncertainty in India
Abstract Bail jurisprudence in India operates at the fault-line between the State’s coercive authority and…
Settled Position or Persisting Confusion: Examining the Evolving Jurisprudence on PMLA Offence vis-à-vis Predicate Offence
One of the current debates relating to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (“PMLA”)…
Can India Host the 2030 Commonwealth Games if Its Air Remains Toxic? A Wake-Up Call for Environmental Responsibility and Athlete Health
Every major sporting event claims to be a celebration of human potential, but if India…
January 2026 Issue
The Digital Infrastructure and Environmental Law in India: An Unaddressed Area
On 10th of December 2025, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft announced about the Microsoft investment…
ESG-Washing Under BRSR: How Effective Is India’s Mandatory Sustainability Reporting?
Abstract The article discusses the question of whether the mandatory Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting…
When Systems Fail Millions: Class Action Litigation In Aviation, Railways, And Public Transport Delays
Abstract Transportation and logistics is the lifeline of modern economic frameworks, so any kind of…
When Safety Net Becomes A Trap
Abstract This piece is about a feeling most of us recognise but rarely name. The…
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