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While the new Chinese large language model has shaken up the world, hitting at the base of leaders such as ChatGPT, India remains in the background, not being able to create a proper ecosystem for innovation

Officially a dead language, ornate Latin phraseology and words continue to insert itself into judicial pronouncements in courts across the county. Has it passed its sell by date?

By Dr G. S. Sachdeva A popular legal maxim maintains that “Justice delayed is justice denied.” There is history behind this dictum and though its abidance is generally strived for by the system ye...

By Sujit Bhar Immediately after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman read out her speech for the Union Budget proposals on February 1, a meme started doing the rounds on social media. It went somet...

This year’s awards reflect a stark duality—on one hand, the recognition of divisive figures aligned with the ruling ideology, and on the other, the celebration of unsung heroes whose quiet contributions embody India’s true spirit

By Bishwajit Bhattacharyya The Union Budget 2025 represents Union Government’s estimated receipts and expenditure from 1.4.2025 to 31.3.2026! Article 112 of the Constitution mandates this. Toda...

The life sentence awarded to Sanjay Roy, accused in the horrific murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, raises unsettling questions about evidence, the judiciary, and the role of politics in justice

Understanding the complexities of the Indian legal framework is critical for personal guarantors to safeguard their interests amid increasing dual recovery and Insolvency proceedings

A tribute to the towering legal luminary whose integrity, intellect, and incisive wit left an indelible mark on the Indian legal profession and those privileged to cross his path

The Supreme Court of India recently overturned a 16-year-old National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission verdict that had categorized charging excessive interest rates on credit card dues as an unfair trade practice. This judgment enables banks to continue imposing interest rates exceeding 30 percent on overdue credit card payments. While legally sound, the decision has sparked debates about its ethical implications