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From Law Student's Pen: Dharmashastra's Indigenous Ethics in the Governance for the Age of AI and Cyberspace

From Law Student's Pen: Dharmashastra's Indigenous Ethics in the Governance for the Age of AI and Cyberspace

April 15, 2025 • Purab Sharma (Son of N.K. Sharma & Neelam)

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This article explores the abstract idea of applying Indigenous ethics of Dharmshastras in cyberspace as a means to break free from the western digital colonization.


Digital Gulaami: When the Feed Became a Colonial Decree

Digital Gulaami: When the Feed Became a Colonial Decree

April 15, 2025 • Purab Sharma (Son of N.K. Sharma & Neelam)

This article explores the new form of colonization that has manifested through the cyberspace.


From Battleground to Bargaining Chip: Ukraine's Harsh Reality

May 5, 2025, 11:32 p.m. • Ashish Kumar Sinha



India’s Bolar Exception: A Catalyst for Generic Drug Inovation

India’s Bolar Exception: A Catalyst for Generic Drug Inovation

May 1, 2025 • BY: Vistar Gupta Law student at Rayat Bahra university Mohali campus

Atomic research driven by innovation operates within legal frameworks that establish equilibrium between pharmaceutical patents and public wellness standards. The Bolar Exception functions as a vital legal rule that achieves two goals through providing ge


Student's Pen: Mutual interests in the Indo-Africa partnership

May 5, 2025, 11:23 p.m. • Katlego Tlhokwane

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Student's Pen: Strategic Interests and Geopolitical Significance: A Global Balancing Act

May 5, 2025, 11:21 p.m. • Katlego Tlhokwane

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Bandung Conference 1955

May 5, 2025, 11:05 p.m. • Katlego Tlhokwane


India Africa Forum Summit: A Journey of Cooperation and Future Opportunities

May 5, 2025, 10:58 p.m. • Katlego Tlhokwane

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‘Dharma’, Secularism, and UCC : A reflection by law student

‘Dharma’, Secularism, and UCC : A reflection by law student

April 2, 2025 • Anushree Jha

This article seeks to examine the applicability of Dharma as a model for Governance, especially pertaining to challenges associated with UCC and Secularism.


Akash v. State of U.P.: When Judicial Insensitivity Meets Legal Scrutiny

March 31, 2025 • Dhruv Khanduri

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This article seeks to explore the recent controversial case of Akash v. State of U.P.


Emojis and the Legal Conundrum

March 27, 2025 • Dhruv Khanduri

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This article seeks to explore the admissibility of emojis in criminal and civil cases.


From student's pen: ‘Dharma’as a Source of Law in Indian Legal Jurisprudence

From student's pen: ‘Dharma’as a Source of Law in Indian Legal Jurisprudence

March 24, 2025 • Anushree Jha

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This article explores 'Dharma' as a source of law, emphasizing its supremacy in ancient India, its origins and its influence in shaping the contemporary legal landscape.


Overview: IPR CHALLENGES IN BIOTECH AND CSIPR INNOVATIONS IN INDIA

April 28, 2025 • BY: Vistar Gupta Law student at rayat bahra university Mohali campus

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The field of biotechnology which controls biological systems for technological development serves as a leading force for transforming healthcare services while improving agricultural productivity and maintaining environmental stability. The knowledge-driv


Students' Pen: CORPORATE SWARAJ IN INDIA:  SELF-GOVERNANCE MODELS FOR ETHICAL AND SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS IN EMERGING ECONOMY"

Students' Pen: CORPORATE SWARAJ IN INDIA: SELF-GOVERNANCE MODELS FOR ETHICAL AND SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS IN EMERGING ECONOMY"

April 11, 2025 • SREE DHAKSHINI T

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Appropriately structured policy will serve as an enabling framework within which profit will be weighed against ethical responsibility for continued economic resilience and trust in any corporate entity.


AI Art vs. The Artist

AI Art vs. The Artist

April 11, 2025, 6:23 p.m. • Kamisetty Harika


SC DISMISSES THE PLEA FOR REMOVING “SECULARISM” AND “SOCIALISM” FROM THE PREAMBLE

April 5, 2025, 9:55 p.m. • Yashaswi Singhal

The recent judgment of SC regarding the plea for deleting the terms "Secularism" and "Socialism" has been discussed in detail.



Can Colors Be Owned? :Color Trademarks in India

Can Colors Be Owned? :Color Trademarks in India

March 16, 2025 • BY: Vistar Gupta Law student at rayat bahra university Mohali campus

The role of color elements remains crucial for brand reputation as well as consumer perception together with intellectual property rights protection. Businesses allocate significant funds to link particular colors with their products along with services b

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