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Volume 2 | Issue 5 : Written by : Dr. Khushboo, Assistant Professor, Amity University Punjab, & Advocate Nivedita Narwal M.A., LL.M. PGT Legal Studies, Chitkara International School, Chandigarh.

Volume 2 | Issue 3: Aruna Ashish Shinde, LL.M 1st year, Modern Law College, Pune

Volume 2 | Issue 3: Adv Kavita N Solunke, (BA, BSL, LLM, GDC&A, PG(ADR), STAR Cyber Crime Intervention Officer, (CCIO), Additional Government Pleader, Arbitrator, Mediator, High Court of Mumbai & Notary Govt of India & Dr Rashmi Solunke, M.B.B.S., DNB (Anaesthesia), Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital, Dwarka, New Delhi

Volume 2 | Issue 3: Vasant Subhash Sonawane, LL.M, Modern Law College, Pune

Volume 2 | Issue 3: Vasant Subhash Sonawane LL.M, Modern Law College, Pune

Justice is the fundamental foundation of any civilised society. The primary objective of the judicial system is to discover the truth, punish the guilty, and protect the innocent. In order to achieve this objective, it is essential that the judicial process remains fair, transparent, and impartial. In this context, the Principles of Natural Justice play a crucial role.

Environmental justice demands fair treatment and participation of all people—particularly marginalised communities—in environmental law and policy. Its roots lie in movements like the 1982 Warren County PCB protests, where primarily Black residents resisted toxic waste dumping as a matter of social inequity and environmental harm

For centuries, the sanctity of the Hindu marriage—viewed not as a mere contract, but as an indissoluble Samskara (sacrament)—has served as both a social bedrock and a legal shield. Within this "sacred union," a silent crisis has persisted: the systematic denial of a woman’s bodily autonomy under the guise of marital duty. Under the long-standing shadow of the Indian Penal Code (and its successor, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita), a husband’s forced sexual act upon his wife is leg

Volume 2 | Issue 1: Shuhel Akhtar,4th year B.A.LL.B (Hons.), School of Law, Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences

Volume 1 | Issue 6: Mayur Namdeo Sakhale, 1st Year Student, LL.M., Modern Law College, Pune & Kiran Deepak Patil, 1st Year Student, LL.M., Modern Law College, Pune

Volume 1 | Issue 4 : Is Media Trial Endangering Judicial Independence In India?

Written By: Reet Parihar( B.A.LL.B 3rd year) “Love, compassion, and comfort are what defines a family, not the genes or gender” Being a...