SG Tushar Mehta says Vedas are not a direct source of law, explains evolution of Hindu jurisprudence

SG Tushar Mehta: Hindu Law Rooted in Yajnavalkya Smriti, Not Manusmriti

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta has asserted that the claim linking Hindu law to Manusmriti is incorrect. He explained that most of India fol

Blog Post: Linguistic Exclusion and Access to Justice under the Constitution of India By Monit Gajjar

This paper argues that Article 348 of the Constitution of India structurally excludes linguistic minorities from accessing justice, and that

India’s proposed AI law sparks debate as experts back strengthening existing regulations

The government’s move towards a dedicated AI law has triggered debate, with experts arguing current legal frameworks can address most risks

India’s proposed AI law sparks debate as experts back strengthening existing regulations

The government’s move towards a dedicated AI law has triggered debate, with experts arguing current legal frameworks can address most risks

Google’s data centre and the search for justice

By allotting Simhachalam temple land for the Google-Adani AI data centre, the Andhra Pradesh government has stirred a hornet’s nest. Environ

Not Shaken, Not Stirred: The Mixed Question of Law and Fact

Indian Court Upholds Hindu Prayers in State Schools, Calls Them ‘Moral Instruction’

The Chhattisgarh High Court dismissed as “premature” a challenge to a government order mandating Hindu prayers in schools, ...