Published on: 20th April 2026 Authored by: Akshaya S TNNLU, Trichy Abstract: Euthanasia exists in a grey area between constitutional rights and, medical ethics and state regulation, especially in jurisdiction were legislative guidance remains limited. In India, this area has developed gradually by judicial interpretation, eventually including the right to die with dignity has become […]
Published on: 20th April 2026 Authored by: Anagha Suresh Manian Asian Law College, Noida ABSTRACT This paper investigates the informed consent doctrine which exists in Indian medical law because it safeguards both patient autonomy and their right to control their physical body. Although the legal system mandates informed consent based on voluntary agreement, its implementation
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Published on: 19th April 2026 Authored by: Utkarsh Kumar Dr. DY Patil Law college, Pune Abstract The Supreme Court of India’s judgment in Jane Kaushik v Union of India (2025 INSC 1248), delivered on 17 October 2025, represents a significant advancement in transgender rights jurisprudence, building on National Legal Services Authority v Union of India
Published on: 19th April 2026 Authored by: Kartikey Thapliyal Jagannath Vishwa Law College Introduction Medical negligence has gain some vital importance now in the field of law and healthcare. It occurs when a lincensed medical practicioner is not able to give a certain amout of medical care that should be pprovided by them or the
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Published on: 19th April 2026 Authored by: Rubijit Saha Gitarattan International Business School affiliated with GGSIPU “I think those who have a terminal illness and are in great pain should have the right to choose to end their own life, and those who help them should be free from prosecution.” – Stephen Hawking. ABSTRACT This
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