Published on: 7th October 2026 Authored by: Diya Kazi Middlesex University, Dubai Case Details Court: Supreme Court of IndiaBench: Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice K.V. ViswanathanDate of Judgment: March 11, 2026Citation: 2026 INSC 222Relevant Provisions: Article 21, Constitution of India[1] I. Brief Facts The applicant, Harish Rana, suffered a life-altering brain injury following a fall […]
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Published on: 7th October 2026 AUTHORED BY: SUDIKSHA MATHUR INSTITUTE OF LAW, NIRMA UNIVERSITY Abstract Marriage in India is widely regarded as one of the most sacred and foundational institutions of social life, intrinsically associated with mutual trust, emotional companionship, and shared responsibility.[1] However, entering into a marriage does not require an individual to surrender
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Published on: 7th October 2026 Authored by: Diya Kazi Middlesex University, Dubai Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands at the absolute forefront of modern technological evolution, fundamentally reshaping global economic, social, and commercial infrastructure.[1] From healthcare diagnostics and educational tools to autonomous transportation, predictive finance, and e-commerce algorithms, AI systems increasingly manage essential human activities.[2] Beyond
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Published on: 7th October 2026 Authored by: Md Imaran Asian Law College Abstract The incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into modern digital environments has fundamentally revolutionized the execution of cyber fraud.[1] Through advanced technological mechanisms—such as machine learning algorithms, real-time voice and video deepfakes, synthetic identity creation, and automated social engineering—perpetrators have elevated the sophistication
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Published on: 7th October 2026 Authored by: Eshita Nishad ITM University, Raipur Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transitioned from an experimental computer science discipline into an ubiquitous feature of modern social, commercial, and professional life.[1] Generative AI systems now independently synthesize complex text, high-resolution imagery, synthetic audio, realistic video, and automated decision-making outputs that
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