Lessons for India from Iran
The recent MOU ( Memorandum of Understanding ) between USA and Iran, signed digitally by the Presidents of both countries, has…
Month: June 2026
Vice City Trademarking: The Hidden IP Law Battles Behind the Official GTA 6 Cover Art
The world broke the internet once again this morning. This time, it was Rockstar Games. Finally, they unveiled the cover…
Alawin Casino: A Comprehensive Platform Overview
Alawin Casino is a comprehensive online gaming platform that caters to a diverse range of players. With a robust selection…
Section 69A Prevails: How National Security and NEET Integrity Fuel Government’s Edge in Telegram Case
Millions of Indian smartphones displayed a blank, rotating wheel this week the moment you opened the messaging app. Suddenly, Telegram…
Siri, Meta, and the Law: Unpacking Section 66D of the IT Act in Preity Zinta’s AI Lawsuit
Preity Zinta just fired some of the most potent shots at some of the most powerful technology companies in the…
Phoney secularism
Recently an incident took place during a community feast ( bhandaara ) organized by some Hindus on the occasion of “Bada Mangal”…
The End of OTC Purchases: What Legal Liabilities Do Buyers Face for Illegal Cough Syrup Procurement?
Your throat is scratchy. It is 12am at night. For decades, it was incredibly simple to solve: pop down to…
Anti-Defection Law Tested: Can ‘Operation Tiger’ Rebels of Uddhav Thackeray Escape the Tenth Schedule Penalty?
A specific, predator-like term is echoing through the halls of power in Mumbai and Delhi. They call it Operation Tiger,…
Why Banning Telegram Over NEET-UG Leaks Violates the Doctrine of Proportionality
panic can make government bodies do peculiar things. When the National Testing Agency found itself drowning under the weight of…
Article 329(b) vs. Election Disputes: Why the Supreme Court Refused to Revive Meenakshi Natarajan’s Nomination
Congress’s Meenakshi Natarajan probably assumed her Rajya Sabha ticket from Madhya Pradesh would be mechanically sorted. It’s an unwritten rule…