The Role of Telegram’s Privacy Policies in Facilitating Cyber Crimes and Legal Challenges in Cyber Law
Telegram, a widely used instant messaging platform, is lauded for its robust privacy features, such as end-to end encryption, self-destructing messages, and anonymous user capabilities. While these features enhance user privacy and security, they have also inadvertently created a haven for cybercriminals. The platform’s encrypted communications and secret chat functionalities complicate the ability of law […]
Defending the Digital Battlefield: Indian Army Role in Cybersecurity and Cyber Law
In the digital age, cybersecurity has emerged as a cornerstone of national security, transcending its traditional role in corporate defence. The Indian Defence Army recognizes this criticality and has undertaken significant measures to strengthen its cybersecurity framework. This paper examines the multifaceted role of the Indian Army in ensuring cyber resilience, with a focus on […]
India’s State Practice on Reservations to International Human Rights Treaties
Human rights are the rights of individuals that have been established to be inherent, inalienable, and indivisible; inherent because everyone, on the face of the earth, should have dignity, equality and justice. These are human rights which cross national borders and underpin today’s international relations. This paper critically explores how India Treaty on reservations to […]
Evaluating the Role of Whistleblowers in Modern Corporate Governance
Around the globe, we continue to see numerous exciting examples of businesses striving for excellence in corporate governance. It’s truly inspiring to note how both public and private sectors are addressing past challenges and embracing transparency. Whistleblowing has emerged as an Indispensable part and play a critical role in corporate governance, acting as an essential […]
Beyond Boardrooms: The Legal Nexus of Corporate Governance and Breach of Trust
This research paper provides a legal perspective which covers multiple jurisdictions that delves into the association of Corporate Governance and Breach of Trust. Transparency, accountability, and trust among stakeholders are ensured by corporate governance which serves the modern businesses as a foundation. This paper analyses the duties of the board members of a corporate company, […]
Women’s Rights in India: A Feminist Analysis of Justice and Empowerment
India is a country where women are enjoying a very high status in theory but behind the veil their position is vulnerable in the society due to cultural, educational, religious, economic, and social reasons. Feminist jurisprudence also known as feminist legal theory is the philosophy that is based on political, economic, and social equality of […]
Examining the Role of Digital Forensics in Strengthening Cybercrime Investigations in India
In today’s digital era, the technological advancement has started dominating in every field because it has been easily accessible to the public and they can get access to everything at one place and further it has become a part of day-to-day life. This dependence on technological advancement has led to an increase in computer and […]
Protecting Our Children: A Closer Look at Florida on Child Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
This paper analyzes Child Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Florida through the lens of the New Haven School of Thought, also known as Policy-Oriented Jurisprudence, noting the state’s high incidence rates. The paper details the average age of trafficked youth, methods used by traffickers, and the significant role of technology. Legislative […]
Reservation In India
This paper estimates the impact of education reservation policy implemented in 2008 in India for Other Backward Castes (OBCs) on their employment. Using a Difference in Difference framework, we find that reservation for OBCs in education increased their likelihood of getting a regular job in government sector and private sector by 0.6% and 0.3% respectively. […]
Judicial Review vs. Parliamentary Sovereignty: Protecting Fundamental Rights in Constitutional Amendments
It is occasionally argued that judicial review of basic legislation is not required by a written constitution. Instead, a nation may come up with other ways to shield the constitution from interference by the ordinary political apparatus. One can wonder if the opposite is true. Is it possible to imagine a nation without an established […]