Key Features Of The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019

Nithyakalyani Narayanan ‘Personal Data’ refers to the identity, attributes, etc, of an individual and ‘sensitive personal data’ refers to the data regarding finance, health, sexual orientation, biometric data, genetic data, caste, religious or political beliefs, etc, of a person. The Read more

Call For Blogs: The Labour & Employment Law Blog (Centre For Labour Laws, National Law Institute University, Bhopal)

We please to inform you that The Labour and Employment Law Blog invites submissions on a rolling basis from law students, professionals, academicians and research scholars. Inter-disciplinary submissions involving discussion of Labour and Employment Laws are also welcome. About National Read more

Registration Of Crime U/S 102 CrPC Is Illegal & Not In Line With The Scheme Of The Code: Kerala High Court

Anadi Tewari The Kerala High Court on Friday (18th June) has observed that registration of crime under Section 102 of the Criminal Procedure Code is not in accordance with the scheme of the Code. The single-judge bench of Justice N. Read more

“The Bar Talks Episode 7: My First Brush With Court”

Synthia Das ‘Courtroom’ – Whenever we hear this word, the first thing that strikes in our mind is “Taariekh–pe–Taariekh” whether we be a law student or not because somewhere we all fantasize about this statement when it comes to courtrooms. Read more

Justice N. Anand Venkatesh: Setting Ideals Of Social Justice Through Indian Judiciary

Vaishnavi Nair Hon’ble Thiru. Justice N. Anand Venkatesh is a sitting Judge of the Madras High Court. On December 19, 2016, the Collegium chaired by the then Chief Justice of Madras High Court Hon’ble Mr Justice SK Kaul suggested the Read more

Shortcomings Of Child Marriage Prohibition Act, 2006

Vaishnavi Nair Child marriage, a strongly ingrained societal practice, exemplifies severe gender inequality and prejudice. It is the outcome of multiple socio-economic factors in our country. In communities where the practise is so widespread, marrying a girl at a young Read more

Examining Vinod Dua Judgment In The Light Of Kedar Nath Singh Precedent: The Case Of Alleged Seditious Journalism

Vainashvi Nair Examining Vinod Dua judgment in the light of Kedar Nath Singh precedent: The case of alleged seditious journalism Case: Vinod Dua vs. Union of India [WP(Crl) .154 of 2020] Bench: Justices Uday Umesh Lalit and Vineet Saran Citation: Read more

Supreme Court Grants Protection To Live-In Couples Who Were Denied Protection From Punjab & Haryana HC Citing Social And Moral Grounds

Anadi Tewari In a significant order, the Supreme Court on Friday (June 04) has granted protection to two Live-In couples, who were earlier denied protection from the Punjab and Haryana High Court citing moral and social grounds. The vacation bench Read more

Interview Of Alisha Sharma, An Engineer-Turned-Lawyer Who Won Her House Dispute Case While She Was Still A Law Student

Ms. Alisha Sharma’s legal journey was a matter of chance. However, this is where she has found herself to be. She discussed her journey and some tips for law students with Desi Kaanoon- Q. Your journey from engineering to litigation has Read more