Inter‑religion court marriage in India usually means a Hindu–Muslim, Hindu–Christian, Sikh–Christian or other interfaith couple marrying without conversion through the Special Marriage Act, 1954Read More

The objective of the Act is to bring disputes to a final settlement for which the presence of the parties and their free consent is mandatory. This Court has also carefully gone through the records of the learned Commission which were requisitioned by this Court on 11.12.2025Read More

DPDP Act 2023, read with the DPDP Rules 2025, treats anyone under 18 as a child and gives special protection to their personal data. The law recognises that children use phones, social media and games long before they understand digital consequences, so the burden is pushed onto platforms and parents rather than the child.​ Key shifts for...Read More

The Supreme Court recently said that laws meant to protect children are increasingly being misused to punish consensual teenage relationships, and asked the Union government to consider introducing a “Romeo–Juliet” clause to protect genuine adolescent couples from harsh criminal actionRead More

The Supreme Court  reiterated that the Company Law Board or Tribunal cannot condone delays in filing appeals unless the law expressly grants them such power, clarifying that the authority to condone delay lies with courts and not with quasi-judicial bodies unless specifically provided under their governing frameworkRead More

Cyberbullying has become one of the biggest threats for school and college students in India, especially on WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat, gaming chats and school portals. While there is no single “Cyberbullying Act”, Indian law in 2025 gives strong remedies through the IT Act, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), POCSO and Juvenile Justice laws.​ This guide explains...Read More

DPDP Rules notified November 2025 make data protection a fundamental right for every Indian. If Flipkart, Paytm, or any app leaks your Aadhaar, PAN, phone, or address – you now have 5 concrete legal rights with strict timelines and compensation up to ₹250 crore against companies.​ Leaked data fuels 80% of digital arrest scams and UPI fraud – over ₹500cr lost in Delhi...Read More

Every day in Delhi NCR, hundreds receive panicked calls from “police officers” claiming immediate arrest for money laundering, drug trafficking, or cybercrime. Delhi High Court recently warned that digital extortion is a shadow on every internet user – with ₹500+ crore lost in 2025 alone.​ Digital arrest scams are fake police calls demanding payment to “avoid arrest” or...Read More

Many private employees in India suddenly receive a call, an email, or an access block that effectively ends their job overnight. Can an employer legally fire you without notice, or is this wrongful termination in 2026?  The answer depends on your contract, company policies, and key labour law protections that every employee should understand.​ This...Read More

In a landmark judgment reshaping Indian matrimonial jurisprudence, the Delhi High Court has held that the statutory requirement of one-year separation for divorce by mutual consent under Section 13B(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 is directory and not mandatory.Read More