About the Organisation Lawsymptoms provides research publication opportunities in the fields of law, social science, humanities and technology to those students who are currently pursuing their graduation/post-graduation from any recognized institution in India and also organizes events where every participant gets an opportunity to represent their skills and learn from others. About the Event Lawsymptoms …

4th LS-National Essay Writing Competition by Lawsymptoms (Cash Prizes): Register by 30 August Read More »

Introduction- Unexpectedly, the BJP coalition lost the 2024 parliamentary majority and could not form government on its own despite being the largest party in the country. During the recent General Election, BJP contested with a very aggressive campaign, but it could manage only 194 of 543 in the Lok Sabha, far from the 272 needed …

FRAGMENTED MAJORITIES: BJP’S STRATEGIC ADAPTION IN INDIA’S COMPLICATED COALITION REGIMES Read More »

Introduction Climate change is no longer an impending danger or a threat for the future as it has started being a reality in the present age and it has shaken the entire world and India is not an exception to this. It is exposed to a great number or risks and impacts associated with climate …

FROM HEATWAVES TO FLOODS- NAVIGATING INDIA’S EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS Read More »

Abstract The advent of self-driving cars marks a significant technological leap in the transportation industry, promising substantial advancements in road safety, efficiency, and traffic management. This blog examines the current status, challenges, and potential legal implications of integrating autonomous vehicles into the Indian transportation system. As highlighted, self-driving cars have been envisioned since the mid-20th …

DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE: SELF DRIVING CARS AND THE LAW Read More »

The recent ongoing NEET Scam has once again raised serious concerns for the integrity of such entrance examinations and educational sector as a whole.The education sector stands at a critical stage today calling for review and reforms to safeguard future to students. This necessity is highlighted by the frequent exposure of educational scams that not …

NEET SCAM- REMINDER TO REVIEW THE EDUCATIONAL LAWS AND ENSURE INTEGRITY OF EDUCATION IN INDIA Read More »

Abstract: People have a strong desire to share their opinions and listen to others. This makes it difficult to justify forcing individuals to remain silent, reinforcing the idea that we have a moral right to speak and listen that should be protected by legislation. Most political and legal professionals agree that free speech should be …

Free Speech and Expression in the Digital Age: Philosophical and Legal Perspectives Read More »

 Introduction India has surpassed China to become the most populous country in the world. In light of this, the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the formation of a high-powered committee to study the challenges imposed by such rising population growth in her interim budget speech. Populating a whopping 1.5 million people, population control has always …

POLICY OF PREJUDICE: POPULATION CONTROL BILLS IN LIGHT OF JAVED V STATE OF HARYANA Read More »

INTRODUCTION The Government of Rajasthan has recently submitted before the Supreme Court its efforts to introduce its own legislation addressing religious conversions occurring within the state. This information was presented in an affidavit filed in response to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) brought in 2022 by lawyer Ashwini through Advocate Ashwani Dubey, which sought directives …

ANALYSING INDIA’S ANTI-CONVERSION LAWS IN LIGHT OF RAJASTHAN’S CONSIDERATION OF THE LAW: A REVIEW OF HISTORICAL ATTEMPTS AND LEGAL PRECEDENTS Read More »

Introduction India, while standing as the world’s largest democracy, also harbors the greatest number of impoverished people, necessitating the inclusion of Article 39A in its constitution. The path towards implementing this article has been long and arduous, realized through past injustices such as those addressed in Khatri v. State of Bihar. This case dealt with …

CASE ANALYSIS OF KHATRI (IV) V. STATE OF BIHAR, (1981) 2 SCC 493 Read More »

INTRODUCTION In a recent matter before the Honourable Supreme Court, it was reiterated by the Bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Dutta that the ‘Stridhan’ property of a woman does not mean it is under the control of the husband. The husband holds neither title nor independent authority over the property gifted to the …

EXPLORING THE CONCEPT OF STRIDHAN: WOMEN’S PROPERTY RIGHTS & LEGAL STATUS OF STRIDHAN Read More »