Right to Quality Education in India: RTE Act & Article 21A Education Law · Child Rights The Right to Quality Education: What France’s Student Protests Teach Us About India’s RTE Act By Advocate Mamta Shukla · Advocate, Supreme Court of India · Founder Trustee, Vijay Foundation 6–14Age group covered by Article 21A 25%Entry-level seats for
The France Supermarket Hack: Is India Protected Against IoT Cyberattacks? | Vijay Foundation Cyber Law · IoT Security The France Supermarket Hack: Is Indian Infrastructure & Consumer Data Protected Against IoT Cyberattacks? By Advocate Mamta Shukla · Advocate, Supreme Court of India · Founder Trustee, Vijay Foundation 6 hrsCERT-In incident reporting window ₹250 CrMaximum DPDP
Legal Awareness When Record Not Found Under RTI Becomes a Criminal Question By Adv. Mamta Singh Shukla, Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaFounder Trustee, Vijay Foundation Introduction In 2021, a citizen filed a Right to Information (RTI) request seeking details about the expenditure of funds allocated for cleaning the Yamuna river. The official response? “The relevant
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Prenuptial Agreement in India: 2026 Essential Legal Guide Family Law · Legal Awareness Why India Can No Longer Ignore Prenuptial Agreements The Law, The Reality & The Workarounds · By Advocate Mamta Singh Shukla In this article Is a Prenuptial Agreement in India Valid? Prenuptial Agreement in India: The Legal Backbone Landmark Precedents Rights, Liabilities
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Consumer RightsConsumer Protection Act, 20195 min read Movie Delayed by Ads? Understanding Your Legal Rights & Consumer Court Remedies Your ticket says 10:35 PM, but the film starts at 10:52 PM. A consumer court has now recognised this practice as an actionable legal injury. Learn your rights and how to file a complaint. Paid time,
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Who Gets the Pet? — Pet Custody in Indian Matrimonial Disputes Family Law & Matrimonial Disputes Who gets the pet? Rethinking pet custody in Indian divorces — what the law actually says, how courts decide, and how to protect your companion before it becomes a bargaining chip. Governing statute Family Courts Act, 1984 Legal status
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Sealed Cover Jurisprudence in India: Supreme Court, Law, Cases & Fair Hearing By Advocate Mamta Shukla — Advocate on Record / Counsel, Supreme Court of India | Founder Trustee, Vijay Foundation | Last reviewed: 22 September 2026 A sealed cover can protect genuinely sensitive information, but its use may raise important questions of natural justice,
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Constitutional Law, Judicial Reforms
Federalism Under Fire? The Supreme Court, the MMDR Amendment 2026, and the Battle for India’s Mineral Wealth By Advocate Mamta Shukla — Advocate, Supreme Court of India | Founder Trustee, Vijay Foundation | Last reviewed: 20 September 2026 The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 has reopened a fiscal-federalism dispute that the
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New Alimony Rules in India: 3 Crucial Court Judgments Decoded Matrimonial Law, Explained Simply Can a Working Wife Claim Maintenance? Decoding the new alimony rules in India — and why “she has a degree” is no longer the argument either side thinks it is. Adv. Mamta Shukla Advocate, Supreme Court of India · Founder Trustee,
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Claim Reservation Through Mother Caste: 5 Powerful Legal Rights A note on constitutional law & reservation policy Claim Reservation Through Mother Caste: 5 Powerful Legal Rights ❦ By Adv. Mamta Shukla — Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Founder Trustee, Vijay Foundation India’s social fabric is rapidly evolving. With the rise of inter-caste marriages and
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CSEAM Reporting Social Media: 1 Crucial Supreme Court Plea | Vijay Foundation Vijay Foundation Legal Desk Public Interest Litigation When Platforms Look Away: The Plea to Criminalise Silence on Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material A fresh petition before the Supreme Court says India’s 2024 directions on CSEAM reporting social media mandates are being followed
Supreme Court 12 Aug 2026 Right to Protest Protests can’t shut a city down, SC says. The Court has agreed to hear a plea on disruption of essential services during protests — and tagged it with a pending case on whether Jantar Mantar should remain Delhi’s designated protest site. M Adv. Mamta Shukla Founder Trustee,
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