The Delhi High Court has ruled that airline pilots can qualify as “workmen” under Section 2(s) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, despite earning high salaries. The Court emphasised that the **nature of duties, rather than salary or designation, is the key factor** in determining workman status. The judgment clarifies the labour law rights of pilots performing skilled and technical functions and examines the distinction between operational command and managerial or supervisory authority.
August 24, 2026•4 min read
Legal Aid for Persons with Disabilities in India: Reality vs. Promise examines the gap between India’s legal framework and the actual accessibility of justice for persons with disabilities. The book/article explores Article 39A, the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, and NALSA schemes, while highlighting barriers such as inaccessible courts, communication difficulties, limited awareness, procedural challenges, and attitudinal discrimination. It also discusses practical reforms needed to ensure inclusive, accessible, and disability-sensitive legal aid and access to justice in India.
August 12, 2026•7 min read
War Crimes are considered as the most outrageous violations of the international humanitarian law. It involves the encompassing acts of wilful killings of innocent civilians, torture, unlawful deportation and the use of prohibited deportations during conflicts.
February 4, 2026•7 min read
Artificial intelligence (AI) has created deepfake technology, which has become one of most dangerous by-products. It allows people to create very realistic fake videos, photos, as well as audio that can fool even experts. In India, where massive digital population use digital platforms and AI tools, has witnessed a step increased in deepfake-related crimes, such as sexual harassment, political misinformation, financial scams, and cyberbullying.
January 31, 2026•7 min read
For far too long, the Indian criminal judicial system has been harsh upon the victims. In the light, it might look that the prosecution and trial are done for justice to the victim. However, backstage the victim suffers the most. The offender centric approach of the judiciary, renders the victim and their dependants to suffer physically, psychologically and economically. This is because in most cases punishing the offender is prioritized than to provide relief to the victim. It creates a gap and
January 31, 2026•7 min read
ILLEGAL SAND MINING IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
January 22, 2026•9 min read
A Plethora of criminal proceedings end not with trials but with Plea Bargaining. This concept was originated in America and also used by the
March 20, 2025•5 min read
Workplaces should maintain an environment of productivity, growth, and opportunities. But nowadays this work places like public sectors and
March 16, 2025•7 min read
As a penultimate law student and an aspiring Company Secretary, my interest lies in corporate law and the various intricacies surrounding it
February 26, 2025•10 min read
Democracy governance that is often referred to as people’s government has been divided into
February 22, 2025•7 min read
Disha Verma University School of Law and Legal Studies, GGSIPU Abstract In a world centred around industrialisation and corporations...
February 10, 2025•10 min read
This paper focuses on discriminated segments, more specifically the LGBTQIA+ community and other minority groups in India, and their educati
January 31, 2025•22 min read