Regulatory Camouflage: How India’s Legislative Framework Enable Cyber Crime Against the Vulnerable
Abstract Contemporary legislative frameworks, which intend to provide safeguards but continue to be ineffective in…
Bail Jurisprudence at the Intersection of Constitutional Liberty and State Power
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Bodily Autonomy vs. State Control: Rethinking Abortion Rights in India
In September 2022, the Supreme Court in X v. Principal Secretary, Health & Family Welfare…
Carceral Justice And Conjugal Rights: Addressing The Systemic Neglect Of Women Prisoners
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Platonic Leaks, Tectonic Threats: Vec2Vec, A New Challenge To Data Pseudonymization
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Collegium in Question: A critical take on the opaque elevations and the crisis of legitimacy | Nadia Khan, VL Desk
On 25th of August 2025, the Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai led a Collegium…
A system, a state of existence and a theory: the trifectas of indefinite incarceration | Mahvish Fatima, VL Desk
The DHC judgement rejecting the Bail Appeals of the political prisoners in the larger Delhi…
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…
‘The Case That Wasn’t’
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