Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: Pranav Bhatt Gujarat University Abstract The rise of digital technologies has revolutionized the collection and presentation of evidence in Indian courts. From emails and text messages to CCTV footage and social media records, electronic data has become central to both civil and criminal proceedings. However, the admissibility of […]
Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: Pooja Ajay Talim Thakur Ramnarayan college of Law ABSTRACT On a busy morning at 8:48am on September 11, 2001, lives of countless people changed permanently due to a calculated terrorist assault. Overnight, thousands joined the ranks of the bereaved, while anxiety, fear and an unquenchable fury swept across
Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: Aarushi Agrawal Amity University, Chattisgarh Introduction The Collegium System in India is the judicial mechanism for appointment and transfer of judges in the higher judiciary- High Courts and Supreme Court. It is not established by the Constitution or legislations but has evolved through judicial interpretations in a series
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Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: Iksha Sharma Amity University, Punjab “Privacy is the constitutional core of human dignity. It is not surrendered when a person is in the digital world.”[1] INTRODUCTION The rise of digital technologies has reshaped not only how people interact and conduct business but also how crimes are committed and
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Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: GARIMA AGGARWAL INSTITUTE: ASIAN LAW COLLEGE, NOIDA ABSTRACT We all are the living beings or the organism we breath, die and survive. How? Every individual require somethings on which basis they live. i.e. Fish require water; lion require beef like that human’s require oxygen even it’s essential for
