Raja Ram Mohan Roy: The Man Who Rewrote India’s Destiny | Vijay Foundations Indian History & Reform Raja Ram Mohan Roy: The Man Who Rewrote India’s Destiny Long before India marched toward independence, one extraordinary man declared war — not on a foreign empire, but on the demons within. MS Adv. Mamta Shukla Published on […]
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Empty Atriums: What Dead Malls Reveal About Society, Law & Community Rights | Vijay Foundation ⚖️ Urban Rights & Social Lens Empty Atriums, Empty Promises — What Dead Malls Reveal About Society, Law & Community Rights From the economics of retail collapse to the invisible human cost borne by workers, women, and marginalised communities —
E-Cooking in India 2025: The Ultimate Guide to Digital Kitchens Food & Technology E-Cooking in Today’s Time: How the Digital Age Is Reinventing the Indian Kitchen From AI-powered recipes to smart cookers — the complete picture of electronic cooking, its promise, its perils, and what it means for you. MS Adv. Mamta Shukla 📅 Published
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The Price of Charges | Adani US Indictment Settlement Global Brief Indictment U.S. Law Indian Law Comparison Mallya & Modi Geopolitics Verdict Read Verdict ↓ The Global Brief — Deep Dive Investigation Breaking • May 2026 Law • Finance • Power Global Brief · Law · Finance · Accountability Corruption · International Law · Geopolitics
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Citizens Shouldn’t Pay for System Failures: Bombay HC’s Historic Aadhaar Ruling | Vijay Foundations Legal Analysis · Constitutional Law When the State’s System Fails, Citizens Should Not Pay the Price Adv. Mamta Shukla Published on vijayfoundations.com 12 May 2026 8 min read A landmark Bombay HC Aadhaar ruling has drawn a clear constitutional line: a
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Sabarimala Reference 2026: Supreme Court Questions Dawoodi Bohra Excommunication Plea | Vijay Foundations Skip to main content Home Constitutional Law Sabarimala Reference 2026 Dawoodi Bohra Excommunication Plea Constitutional Law · Article 26 & Religious Denominations Sabarimala Reference 2026: After Questioning the Sabarimala PIL, the Supreme Court Turns Its Scepticism on the Dawoodi Bohra Excommunication Plea
Shocking: Parsi Women Excommunication Supreme Court Observation ⚖️ Constitutional Law & Gender Rights Excommunication of Parsi Women Who Marry Non-Parsis Is Discriminatory: Supreme Court’s Landmark Observation in Sabarimala Reference 📅 May 7, 2026 ⏱ 15 min read 🏷 Constitutional Law ✍️ Legal Affairs Desk Parsi Excommunication Sabarimala Reference Supreme Court 2026 Article 25 Article 26
Sikkim Paperless Judiciary: 1st Historic State to Revolutionize Courts Historic Milestone · May 1, 2026 Sikkim Paperless Judiciary: 1st Historic State to Revolutionize Courts In a watershed moment for Indian legal history, the Sikkim paperless judiciary became a reality. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant made the landmark declaration at Gangtok’s National Conclave on Technology
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Sabarimala Reference 2026: Crucial Supreme Court Debate on Article 25 Skip to main content Constitutional Law · Article 25 Sabarimala Reference 2026: Does Article 25 Protect Pre-Constitutional Religious Customs? Supreme Court Judges Divide As a nine-judge Constitution Bench examines the Sabarimala Reference 2026, a sharp split emerges — CJI Surya Kant personally inclines toward protecting
ICC Cannot Hide Instigator of False POSH Complaint: Bombay High Court | Vijay Foundation Legal Analysis · POSH Act · April 2026 ICC Cannot Hide the Instigator: The Bombay High Court’s Landmark POSH Ruling Justice Dr. Neela Gokhale Bombay HC (Goa Bench) April 20, 2026 When an Internal Complaints Committee selectively uses a retraction letter
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Lenskart Grooming Controversy: 5 Critical Truths on Workplace Identity | Opinion Lenskart grooming controversy and corporate workplace rights OPINION · WORKPLACE RIGHTS · CONSTITUTIONAL LAW · APRIL 2026 The Bindi, The Tilak, and The Boardroom What the Lenskart grooming controversy reveals about identity, corporate power, constitutional rights — and the psychology of who gets to
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Denying Wife Kitchen Access Is Mental Cruelty — Vijay Foundations Law & Justice Published on vijayfoundations.com Denying Wife Kitchen Access Is Mental Cruelty: Bombay High Court Rules — Mother-in-Law Gets Relief, Husband to Face Trial In a landmark ruling that redefines the boundaries of domestic cruelty in Indian matrimonial law, the Nagpur bench of the
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