Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees every human being the right to “life” and to live with human dignity. The Supreme Court has held time and again that this includes “the right to a pollution-free environment“. In October 2024 the Court emphatically held that “breathing clean, pollution-free air is a fundamental right under Article 21”....Read More

Delhi High Court Case Title  : (Rita Raj v. Pabitra Roy Chaudhuri, 2025) Case Background The plea was prompted by an abbreviated marriage. Both Mr. Pabitra Roy Chaudhuri (husband) and Ms. Rita Raj (bride) were already divorced when they wedded in Delhi on January 25, 2010 They parted ways within 14 months (March 2011) and...Read More

Karnataka High Court’s Historic Ruling IntroductionRuling in a landmark judgment that bolsters the rights of husbands againstfalse allegations, the Karnataka High Court has ruled that false domesticviolence or dowry harassment allegations made by a wife against her husbandamount to mental cruelty. The ruling acknowledges the extreme emotionaldistress inflicted by spurious legal allegations and creates a...Read More

Domestic violence is not just a personal issue – it is a serious legal violation that affects thousands of families across India every year. Women in urban areas like Noida and Delhi NCR face challenges ranging from physical and emotional abuse to financial and digital harassment. According to the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5), nearly...Read More

Child custody battles are among the most sensitive legal matters families face. In Noida, where family disputes often involve custody, visitation rights, and guardianship issues, the guidance of an experienced family lawyer becomes indispensable. Whether during a mutual consent divorce, a contested divorce, or disputes between separated parents, having the best family lawyer in Noida...Read More

Marriage in India is both a personal relationship and a legal contract governed by laws such as the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the Special Marriage Act, 1954, and other personal laws applicable to different communities. When a marriage breaks down, many people think of divorce as the only solution. However, the law also provides another...Read More

[ Online gaming in India has grown exponentially, fueled by widespread smartphone use and the lockdown-driven digital boom. From fantasy sports to rummy and other skill-based games, millions are engaging daily. However, this surge has also attracted cybercriminals. Fraudsters exploit unsuspecting users through fake apps, rigged games, phishing links, and fraudulent referral schemes, often causing...Read More

India has become the world’s fastest-growing digital payments hub, with UPI (Unified Payments Interface) recording over 14 billion monthly transactions in 2025. But with this explosive growth, UPI fraud cases are also rising at an alarming rate. From phishing links and QR code scams to fake loan apps, cybercriminals are targeting unsuspecting users daily. According...Read More

In India’s fast-moving business landscape, disputes are almost unavoidable—whether it’s a co-founder fallout, a vendor breach, or a joint-venture disagreement. When conflict arises, the way you choose to resolve it can determine how much time, money and goodwill you ultimately lose.  Should you sit across the table and negotiate (mediation), appoint a private decision-maker (arbitration),...Read More

Domestic workers are the backbone of countless Indian households, ensuring cleanliness, cooking, childcare, and elderly care. Despite their critical role, many face low wages, excessive work hours, and a lack of formal recognition.In India, legal frameworks like the Unorganised Workers’ Social Security Act, 2008 and state-specific policies aim to provide rights and protections but awareness...Read More