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In a historic 5-judge Constitution Bench ruling, the Supreme Court of India has upheld the validity of the Presidential Order revoking the special status of Jammu & Kashmir under Article 370.
The amendment establishes an independent collegium-based appointment process for Election Commissioners, replacing the executive-driven model challenged in the Anoop Baranwal case.
The Court rules that intermediary guidelines cannot impose prior restraint obligations on platforms, extending Article 19(1)(a) protections to the digital ecosystem.
The 52nd GST Council meeting has approved a comprehensive restructuring of tax slabs, reducing the number of rates from four to three in a move that is expected to benefit both consumers and businesses.
New safe harbour provisions expand coverage to include software development, clinical trials, and EV component manufacturing, offering certainty to multinational enterprises.
The Data Protection Board of India will commence adjudication proceedings under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, with the first set of enforcement rules now notified.
Draft guidelines require large AI model developers to conduct bias audits, transparency reports, and data lineage documentation before deployment in the Indian market.
In a rare order, the Delhi High Court has issued an anti-anti-suit injunction restraining a foreign entity from seeking orders in overseas courts that would undermine Indian patent proceedings.
The court holds that trademark rights extend to virtual representations of branded goods, establishing precedent for IP protection in digital immersive environments.
A new draft bill proposes mandatory social security contributions by platform aggregators, covering health insurance, accident coverage, and retirement benefits for gig workers.
The ruling holds that remote and hybrid employees are entitled to identical statutory protections as on-site workers, including retrenchment compensation and notice periods.
The National Green Tribunal mandates a time-bound action plan with dedicated funding for industrial pollution remediation along the Yamuna floodplain.
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency operationalizes the Indian Carbon Market, enabling obligated entities to trade carbon credits on a dedicated exchange platform.
As courts worldwide experiment with AI tools for case management and legal research, India must chart a careful course that leverages technology without compromising judicial independence.
India produces over 1 lakh law graduates annually, yet the gap between academic training and professional competence continues to widen. Here is a roadmap for reform.