Published On: 15th January 2026 Authored By: Sonali Ravindra Takankhar Manikchand Pahade Law College, Ch. Sambhajinagar Abstract Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies, which can take place on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms, and mobile phones. It is repeated behaviour aimed at scaring, angering, or smearing those who are targeted. Not […]
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Published on: 15th January 2026 Authored By: Maansi Gupta St Joseph’s College of law Abstract India’s criminal justice system has undergone a transformative overhaul with the introduction of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, which replaced the colonial-era Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973. This essay examines the historical context necessitating this reform, analyzes
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Published on: 12th January 2026 Authored By: Yash sharma IMS LAW COLLEGE NOIDA Abstract Custodial deaths in India reflect the perpetuation of human rights violation, showing systemic failure in criminal justice administration. Custodial death is generally understood to be a death that takes place when the dead person is in the custody of the police
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Published on: 12th January 2026 Authored By: Yash Mishra MIT World Peace University Introduction: Custodial deaths – the killing of persons held by police or in prison – remain a grave human rights crisis in India. These deaths occur amid custodial torture, neglect of medical care, or in purported “encounters” during police action. According to
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Published on: 12th January 2026 Authored By: Santhoshini. R SASTRA DEEMED UNIVERSITY ABSTRACT This paper critically analyses the ongoing debate surrounding the death penalty in India through legal, moral, and reformative lenses. Although capital punishment remains part of India’s penal framework, its constitutional validity has been narrowly upheld under the “rarest of rare” doctrine, as
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