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Introduction: Why a Minimum Age Law for Social Media in India Is Urgently Needed: The absence of a minimum age law for social media in India has created a serious legal and constitutional gap in the protection of children online. As social media platforms increasingly shape how children learn, interact, and perceive their identities, the risks associated with unrestricted digital exposure have become impossible to ignore. Following Australia’s recent ban on social media acces

Introduction India’s legal sector is undergoing a technology renaissance. Over the past five years, the introduction of AI-driven research tools, automated drafting systems, and digital court infrastructures has reshaped the way legal professionals operate. However, most existing tools are either too generic, too technical for lawyers, or fail to understand the nuances of Indian law. This created an urgent need for an intelligent, India-specific solution that could keep pace

Case Title: Pragya Prasun & Ors. Versus Union of India & Ors. (2025) In a landmark and comprehensive judgement delivered on April 30,...

Why in the News? Recently, a bench of Justice M.M. Sundresh and Justice Rajesh Bindal  held that police officers are not authorized to...