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Bail Reforms in India: Balancing Justice and Liberty

Published On: December 19th 2025 Authored By: Rupsa Laha Marathwada Mitra Mandal Shankar Rao Chavan Law College under Savitribai Phule Pune University Abstract Millions of people inside India’s overcrowded and dimly lit jails are kept waiting for their day in court. These individuals are not confined due to the gravity of their alleged actions but […]

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PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN THE LAW OF TORTS

Published On: December 19th 2025 Authored By: Chitragada New Law College, Pune Since childhood we are taught that doctors- heal us; lawyers- defend us and accountants- safeguard our finances and as we grow up, we start keeping our trust into them but what happens when the saying- “professional negligence means competence” is not taken seriously?

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Human Rights in the Digital Era: Data Protection and Privacy Concerns

Published On: December 19th 2025 Authored By: Janvi Uddeshi CCSU Introduction The rise of the digital era has changed the way we live, work, and interact with each other. Today, almost every part of our daily life—communication, shopping, education, banking, and even healthcare—depends on digital platforms. While this shift has brought convenience and efficiency, it

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The Silent Refugees: Legal Protection for Communities displaced by space debris and  orbital collision 

Published On: 18th December 2025 Authored by: Vanshika Pal Bareilly College, Bareilly Abstract The proliferation of space debris and potential orbital collisions pose unprecedented risks to satellite-dependent terrestrial populations, yet international law remains silent on the status of communities displaced by satellite system failures. This paper examines the critical gap in the international legal framework

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Death Penalty in India: Constitutional Validity and  Global Trends

Published On: December 18th 2025 Authored By: Mansvi Katiyar Law Centre 1, Faculty of Law, DU ABSTRACT  This piece examines the changes in the death penalty in India from an amended constitutional  law perspective throughout history. It stresses some of the critical judgments passed down from  the courts that shaped the whole ‘rarest of rare’

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