A Mirage of Inclusion: Are India’s Digital Courts Shutting Out the Common Litigant?
Author : Kenisha Anklesaria from Institute of Law, Nirma University Co-Author : Kalyani Gangakhedkar from Institute of Law, Nirma University […]
June 2026
Digital Inheritance in India: Whether Existing Succession Law Adequately Governs Posthumous Digital Assets and Identity in the Digital Era
Author : Bhargavi Bhivgade from Savitribai Phule Pune University Co-Author : Krushna Bawa from Savitribai Phule Pune University Abstract The
CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing: Legal and Ethical Challenges
Author : Shahanawaz khan from Central University Of Punjab Co -Author : Jamshida. K from Central University Of Punjab Abstract
Artificial Intelligence and Law
Author : Aastha Raghuwanshi from SVKM’s NMIMS School of Law, Navi Mumbai Co-Author : Aman Singla from Symbiosis International University,
ALGORITHMIC CENSORSHIP AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH: CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS ON DIGITAL INTERMEDIARIES IN INDIA
Author : Ishita Agrawal from Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar law university, Jaipur (Rajasthan) Co- Author : Prashasti Bhatnagar from Christ University,
Intellectual Property Law in the Modern Digital Economy.
Author : Prachi from Galgotias university Co-Author : Naina from Galgotias university Introduction: The Dematerialization of Value A structural reordering
Implications of AI in Algorithmic Trading: An Analysis of the Regulatory Issues, Manipulation Possibilities, and SEBI Challenges in Indian Stock Markets
Author : Mansi Tiwari from Navrachana University and Co-Author : Ansh Jain from Navrachana University Abstract The emergence of Artificial
Law and Technology Emerging Challenges in The Digital Era
Author : Sefali Budasagar from University Law College, Utkal University ABSTRACT The relationship between law and technology is changing fast
Regulating Digital Payments in India
Author : Priya Bharati from Narayan School of Law Balancing Innovation, Competition, and Consumer Protection Discuss UPI, digital wallets, RBI
Constitutionalism in the Age of Algorithms: Regulating AI-Driven Governance in India
Author : Yashasvi Maharshi from Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law For centuries, constitutional democracies feared the concentration of power