Is sedition still a crime in India under the new laws? This is one of the most searched legal questions in India today, and the honest answer is: not exactly,
What Is Procedural Due Process in India? Procedural due process in India refers to the principle that the State must follow a legally authorised, fair and constitutionally valid procedure before
The expression charitable purpose under Income Tax Act is important for determining whether a trust or institution can receive tax benefits available to charitable organisations. Under the Income-tax Act, 1961,
Why India Has a Dual GST Structure India adopted GST through the Constitution (101st Amendment) Act, 2016, which inserted Article 246A giving both Parliament and State Legislatures the power to
What Is a Foreign Arbitral Award A foreign arbitral award is a decision passed by an arbitral tribunal seated outside India in a dispute considered "commercial" under Indian law. For
Public corporations in administrative law occupy a unique space in India's governance structure. They are neither pure government departments nor entirely private businesses. Instead, they are bodies created by statute
As environmental concerns increasingly shape public policy, governance, and legal discourse, the study of environmental law has become indispensable for law students, researchers, and practitioners. Environmental Law by Gurdip Singh
Background and Constitutional Basis India borrowed the concept of prerogative writs from English common law, where such writs were originally royal commands used to control public authorities. The framers of
Why Criminal Law Struggles With Machines Indian criminal law rests on two pillars. The first is actus reus, meaning the physical act or omission that constitutes an offence. The second
Background: Why India Has a Strict Drug Law India enacted the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NDPS Act) to meet its obligations under international treaties, including the Single