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Adults in the Room: The Supreme Court Did Well to Liberate Voluntary Adult Sex Workers

Supreme Court Voluntary Sex Workers Ruling: 8 Key Takeaways | Vijay Foundations Constitutional Law · Human Rights Analysis · Vijay Foundations Adults in the Room: The Supreme Court Did Well to Liberate Voluntary Adult Sex Workers They are neither victim nor offender — they are citizens. A landmark ruling finally puts constitutional dignity before moral

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The Calculus of Exclusion: Why India Must Shatter the Disability Ceiling | Vijay Foundations

The 4% Disability Reservation Ceiling: Why India Must Reform 4% CEILING THE INVISIBLE BARRIER Disability Rights & Public Policy The Calculus of Exclusion: Why India Must Shatter the Disability ‘Ceiling’ MS Adv. Mamta Shukla Disability Rights Lawyer & Legal Columnist, Vijay Foundations June 1, 2026 • 8 min read Disability Law • Share Public Policy

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Centre Seeks Transfer of Challenges to Transgender Amendment Act: A Question of Judicial Strategy

Centre Seeks Transfer of Challenges to Transgender Amendment Act | Vijay Foundations Legal Analysis · Constitutional Law Transgender Amendment Act: 5 Key Legal Battles Now Before the Supreme Court MS Adv. Mamta Shukla Published on vijayfoundations.com · May 29, 2026 · ~900 words In a significant procedural development, the Centre has moved the Supreme Court

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Can Anyone Randomly Pick Up or Kill Stray Dogs After the Supreme Court Judgment? Here’s What the Ruling Actually Says

Can Anyone Pick Up or Kill Stray Dogs After the Supreme Court Judgment? | Vijay Foundations Link copied! Home › Blog › Law & Society › Supreme Court Stray Dog Judgment 2026 ⚖ Law & Society Can Anyone Randomly Pick Up or Kill Stray Dogs After the Supreme Court Judgment? Here’s What the Ruling Actually

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Let Our Teens Be | Vijay Foundations

Powerful Secrets to Parenting Teenagers | Vijay Foundations Youth & Society · Opinion Let Our Teens Be — In Today’s World “A child who is protected from all controversial ideas is as unprepared for life as one who is shielded from every physical risk.” — Every research lab, every counselor’s room, every family court. MS

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Raja Ram Mohan Roy — Father of Modern India

Raja Ram Mohan Roy — Father of Modern India 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 Vijay Foundations · May

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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 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’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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When the State’s System Fails, Citizens Should Not Pay the Price

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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Dawoodi Bohra Excommunication: Supreme Court Questions Plea During Sabarimala Reference 2026

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

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Excommunication of Parsi Women Who Marry Non-Parsis Is Discriminatory: Supreme Court’s Landmark Observation in Sabarimala Reference

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

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