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From Aspirant to Advocate: A guide to cracking CLAT and...
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is not merely an entrance examination it is your gateway to a profession that shapes society, protects rights, and upholds justice.
The journey from notings and minutes on files to justice in...
File notings and minutes are foundational tools in the Indian administrative and governmental decision-making process.
Disability Pension: What Every Soldier Must Know
India’s pension system is complex, divided between defense services, paramilitary forces, and civilian employees. Disability pensions add another layer of complexity.
Courtroom is not a battlefield of reputation
In any constitutional democracy, the courtroom is meant to be a space governed by discipline, restraint, and reason. It is not a battlefield where reputations are casualties, nor a stage where narratives are manufactured to overwhelm truth.
Battle for Justice: Why CAPF Officers must Command their own troops
Officers and soldiers of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) form the backbone of India’s internal security and border management.
Veterans Day 2026: stars on their shoulders, India in their hearts
Retired implies (re)tired. A Veteran, however, is a soldier with lived experience of command, leadership, and responsibility.
NFU and the silent discrimination against the uniform
The Non-Functional Upgradation (NFU) is often mischaracterised as a demand for privilege by the Armed Forces. This is incorrect, misleading, and unjust.
Justice deferred: How delays & backlogs are eroding India’s constitutional guarantee
Constitution of India an ambitious blueprint for justice, guarantees Equal Protection of Law, Fair Hearing, Reasoned Orders, and Due Process
Women in armed forces: A journey toward gender equality and justice
The Indian Armed Forces have made significant strides toward gender equality by inclusion of women in roles traditionally reserved for men.
Patent laws in India: A practical guide for startups & innovators
Patents are powerful tools. A strong patent secures your invention - enhances credibility, commercial value, and future opportunities.
Women in Uniform, Law, and Policy: Reality, Rights, Risks, and Remedies
Across the world, women in uniform navigate a complex intersection of constitutional guarantees, biological realities, operational requirements, and social expectations.
Moral courage, integrity, and honesty in an age of sycophancy
Moral courage requires standing for what is right when silence is safer and agreement is rewarded.
Nithari Case: Failed investigation & lessons for criminal justice system
Few criminal cases in India’s recent memory have evoked such horror, disbelief, and outrage as the Nithari killings.
Right to Information (RTI) Act: A Comprehensive Guide
The RTI Act is not just a law—it is a tool for democratic empowerment, placing the power of information in the hands of the people.
Outdated and unfair: adultery laws in the armed forces
The question of how the armed forces should deal with allegations of adultery is a deeply sensitive one.
More than 53 million cases are pending: the cry for timely justice
The aphorism “Justice delayed is justice denied” is a reminder that the judicial process, transforms justice from a constitutional promise into an illusion.
Bridging the accountability gap: legal negligence in uniformed services
This article argues that the law must create a clear accountability framework for legal advice that produces irreversible harm
Toll plazas and troops: the soldiers deserve a better deal
In a nation where the Armed Forces are lauded for their unwavering service, it is troubling that something as mundane as crossing a toll...
Misuse of laws related to marriage, domestic violence and gender equality
"The real act of marriage takes place in the heart, not in the ballroom or church or synagogue. It’s a choice you make —...
Quashing of FIR: Rights and Legal Remedies Under Section 528 of...
The Indian criminal justice system is designed to uphold the rule of law. However, it is not immune to filing of frivolous First Information Reports (FIRs).
Rights of the accused in the Military Judicial System
The military judicial system, is designed to maintain discipline and order within the Armed Forces in keeping with the principles of natural justice