The Goods and Services Tax (GST) system in India is undergoing a significant transformation. After the 56th GST Council meeting held on September 3, 2025, important reforms have been sanctioned, with their implementation scheduled for… GST Rate Changes in India: Legal Analysis of the 2025 Reforms
The recent ruling by the Supreme Court in May 2025 has come to our attention. This ruling has profoundly impacted the judicial system. The new rule mandates a 3-year gap after graduation before candidates can… 3-Year Practice Rule: What It Means for Judicial Exam Aspirants
The person’s autonomy has been greatly affected by several factors such as urbanisation, change in social norms, resulting in the emergence of live-in relationships. These are relationships act as a model alternative to traditional forms… Live-in Relationships in India: Between Legal Recognition and Social Resistance
When, in 2023, BNS was enacted, replacing the colonial law, i.e., Indian Penal Code (IPC), it was considered as modernization of criminal law. It was a promising act to move towards more clarity and reform,… Hate Speech V. Freedom Of Speech: A Constitutional Tightrope
Recently, on May 20, 2025, a bench of the Madras High Court, comprising Justice G.R. Swaminathan and V. Lakshmi Narayan, passed a landmark judgment. In the judgment, it was held that same-sex partners are capable… Madras High Court Recognizes Same-Sex Couples As Family
In the context of Indian agency law, particularly Chapter 10 of the Indian Contract Act, the law traditionally treats the agent as a human acting on behalf of a human principal. This legal framework has… Artificial Intelligence Agency in Indian Law
India has recently unveiled its Income Tax Bill for 2025, intended to replace the longstanding Income Tax Act of 1961. The new legislation notably introduces significant digital enforcement powers, aiming to streamline compliance. Although lawmakers… Income Tax Bill, 2025: A Comprehensive Analysis
The governance structure in India is fundamentally based on three essential pillars: the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary. Within this framework, the judiciary holds a crucial position in maintaining justice, providing impartial judgments, and… Why Indians are losing trust in the Judiciary. How can it be restored
Bulldozer justice represents a quasi-judicial action that has gained significant attention in India over the past few decades. This practice entails the demolition of properties belonging to individuals with criminal backgrounds or those accused of… Bulldozer Justice in India: Erosion of Due Process
The Indian judiciary developed the collegium system as a unique method for appointing and transferring judges in the higher judiciary—the Supreme Court and High Courts. It is not explicitly provided in the Constitution but has… Judicial Appointments in India: The Collegium System