Enforcement Of Employment Bonds In India
About NC Legal, Advocates & Solicitors NC Legal, Advocates & Solicitors is a Delhi-based law firm delivering strategic, innovative, and holistic legal solutions to clients across India. Writing as an invited guest contributor for Nyayadeep Shiksha, the firm combines practical courtroom experience with actionable legal insight. NC Legal serves a diverse clientele across key sectors—including […]
Deepfakes and Indian Law: Are Existing Laws Sufficient?
Shreya Tripathi is a second-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at IILM University, Greater Noida. Her academic interests centre on constitutional law, with a growing inclination toward issues at the intersection of rights, governance, and contemporary legal challenges. She has gained practical exposure to the legal system through her internship experience with a law firm, where […]
IBC Amendments and the Corporate Veil: Is Limited Liability Losing Its Protective Shield?
Prem Kumar is a 3 rd – year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at IILM University, Greater Noida. His academic interests lie in corporate law, insolvency law, and commercial dispute resolution. He has authored several research articles published in reputed law journals. He has also interned with leading law firms, where he gained hands-on experience in […]
Environmental Constitutionalism and Climate Justice: Reimagining the Right to a Healthy Environment in the Twenty-First Century
Author: Ganiyu Sobur Ayomide, Afe Babalola University, College of Law, Department of Public and International Law, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria ABSTRACT Over the past three decades, the right to a healthy environment has achieved widespread global constitutional recognition. However, as the climate crisis accelerates, traditional environmental constitutionalism faces a structural rift: legacy rights frameworks […]
Environmental Constitutionalism In India: Addressing Climate Change Through Fundamental Rights
Author: Harshita Swami ( LLM qualified Guwahati University, GSET qualified) Environmental protection is become a constitutional issue in India due to climate change. Despite the lack of explicit recognition of a right to a healthy environment in the Constitution, judicial interpretation of Articles 21, 48A, and 51A(g) has established environmental constitutionalism as a crucial framework […]
The Evolving Landscape of Antitrust Enforcement Against Big Tech in 2026: Lessons from Google and Implications for Commercial Law
Kamsi Amaechi is a penultimate-year LL.B. candidate at Afe Babalola University, where she maintains a First Class standing. As a published researcher, her scholarship examines critical topics including AI regulation, sovereign debt, and tax policy reform. Kamsi has gained extensive practical experience through internships at various Nigerian law firms, where she has drafted pleadings, settlement […]
Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Lawyers? A Legal and Ethical Perspective
Obianuju Lucy Anigbogu is a First Class Honors LL.B. candidate at Afe Babalola University and a recipient of the Annual Award for Academic Excellence. She serves as a Research Assistant at the OGEES Institute and a volunteer for the International Law Association (Nigerian Branch), alongside her role as an award-winning Social Media Ambassador for The […]
Who Pays While the Fight Is On? Interim Costs and the Final Cost Allocation Regime in Arbitration
Kanak Shukla is a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student with a keen interest in arbitration law, commercial litigation, and dispute resolution. The author actively undertakes legal research and writing on contemporary issues in arbitration, constitutional law, and commercial law, with a focus on analysing recent judicial developments and statutory interpretation. Introduction Arbitration is constantly sold as […]
When Does Arbitration Really Begin? The Supreme Court Settles a Two-Decade Debate
Samjhana Khanal is a law graduate with a strong interest in business law, legal research, human rights, and corporate law. She holds an LLM from Kathmandu School of Law and is a licensed advocate in Nepal. She has experience in legal research, drafting, procurement-related documentation, and academic writing through her professional experience. She has actively […]
POCSO Cannot Prevent What It Cannot See: Why India Needs Forensic Mental Health in Child Protection
Aakanksha Sharma is a PhD Scholar at Amity Law School, Amity University, Noida. Her research lies at the intersection of forensic mental health, child protection, and criminal justice, with a particular focus on prevention-oriented approaches to child sexual abuse. She has presented her work at national and international conferences and has published in the areas […]