Keeping Pace with Legal Change
Introduction On 1st December 2025 Apex Court issued notice in a PIL filed by Sameeksha foundation by Mr. Devansh Srivastava as…
The New York Times has formally brought a major legal assault on the artificial intelligence-based startup Perplexity AI. The complaint also charges the tech company with duplicating and abusing millions of copyrighted articles illegally.
The national capital has been engulfed in a major legal scandal that involved one of the most eminent political leaders in India. A new application has been made before a court in Delhi requesting a First Information Report (FIR) against a congress leader, Sonia Gandhi
The Allahabad High Court, Lucknow bench has been a great set back to Folk singer Neha Singh Rathore. The court has turned down her anticipatory bail request on record in relation to a grave case of supposedly objectionable remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This ruling follows the social media posts that the singer was arrested over that questioned the integrity of the government.
In India, the workplace has been changed drastically over the past decade. Office time and personal time have become indistinguishable with the influx of the smartphone and high-speed internet. Workers are now supposed to be 24/7 to respond to e-mails, text messages, and video calls. Such an incessant connectivity has created a phenomenon called always-on culture in which rest is a luxury and not a necessity.
The Kerala actress attack scandal commenced on a horrible night in 2017 of February that rocked the whole Indian film industry. One of the Malayalam movie stars was on her way to Thrissur to Kochi in her car when she was stopped by a group of men.
The new Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 are the laws developed to ensure your personal information is not compromised against the digital world. Imagine that they are a guidebook to any company or organization that gathers and utilizes your data
I have been a strong critic of many of Prime Minister Modi’s domestic policies, particularly with respect to Indian minorities.…
The Calcutta High Court Justice, Om Narayan Rai, has made an important judgment that gives a lot of relief to the taxpayers in terms of meeting the compliance requirement under the regime of Goods and Services Tax (GST). The decision of the court was that a taxpayer cannot be anticipated to go through each and every tab on the complicated official GST portal to check whether he or she is fully complying.
These examples show how India is experimenting with AI. Debate continues on scope: some media reports even discuss “AI judges” for minor cases to clear backlogs, but authorities have clarified on multiple occasions that AI will assist human judges, not replace them.
