Empty Atriums What Dead Malls Reveal About Society & Law

Empty Atriums, Empty Promises — What Dead Malls Reveal About Society, Law & Community Rights

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 — […]

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E-Cooking in Today’s Time How the Digital Age Is Reinventing the Indian Kitchen

E-Cooking in Today’s Time: How the Digital Age Is Reinventing the Indian Kitchen

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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Adani bribery indictment and global corporate justice

The Price of Charges: Adani’s US Settlement & Fugitive Justice

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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Sabarimala Reference 2026: Does Article 25 Protect Pre-Constitutional Customs? | Supreme Court Debate Explained

Sabarimala Reference 2026: Does Article 25 Protect Pre-Constitutional Religious Customs? Supreme Court Judges Divide

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

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Supreme Court of India Ruling on Adoptive Maternity Leave

Historic Verdict: Supreme Court Scraps 3-Month Age Limit for Adoptive Maternity Leave

Legal Landmark • March 2026 Historic Verdict: Supreme Court Scraps 3-Month Age Limit for Adoptive Maternity Leave The rules for adoptive maternity leave in India have been redefined by a landmark judicial decision. For decades, the legal framework surrounding maternity benefits in India carried a silent but significant bias. While biological mothers were entitled to

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Empowerment through Law: Redefining matrimonial autonomy in India.

Khula Without Husband’s Consent: A Landmark Win for Women’s Rights

Legal Updates / Personal Law • February 11, 2026 Khula Without Husband’s Consent: A Revolutionary Landmark for Women’s Rights A revolutionary shift in Indian Personal Law: Redefining matrimonial autonomy. Executive Summary The Supreme Court of India is currently deliberating a transformative legal question: Is the right to Khula Without Husband’s Consent absolute? By examining a

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Is the Tender Years Doctrine Dead? Delhi High Court’s Landmark Child Custody Ruling Explained

Is the Tender Years Doctrine Dead? Delhi High Court’s Landmark Child Custody Ruling Explained Introduction Child custody disputes are among the most sensitive and complex matters before Indian courts, as they directly impact the emotional, psychological, and social development of children. In a landmark judgment, the Delhi High Court decisively moved away from traditional gender-based

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Settled Means Settled: The High Court’s Clear Message to the Income Tax Department

Settled Means Settled: The High Court’s Clear Message to the Income Tax Dept Yesterday, a significant judgment was delivered by the Delhi High Court that redefines the limits of tax scrutiny in India. Specifically, the reassessment notices issued against NDTV founders Prannoy Roy and Radhika Roy were quashed by the Bench, sending a powerful signal

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JUSTICE SERVED HOT: THE CASE OF THE $200,000 PALAK PANEER

JUSTICE SERVED HOT: THE CASE OF THE $200,000 PALAK PANEER It started with a lunchbox. It ended with a historic civil rights settlement. Introduction: When Everyday Life Meets the Law We have all been there—standing in an office pantry or university breakroom, quietly debating whether reheating fish, broccoli, or leftovers might offend someone nearby. Usually,

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HARMONIZING HMA & BNSS: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF MAINTENANCE LITIGATION

HARMONIZING HMA & BNSS: The Changing Landscape of Maintenance Litigation By – Advocate Mamta Singh Shukla, Supreme Court of India, Delhi INTRODUCTION In the intricate tapestry of matrimonial litigation, few threads are as contentious—or as consequential—as the determination of maintenance and alimony. It is the financial heartbeat of a separation, often dictating the difference between

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