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Roe v. Wade: The Abortion Case That Changed America
Understand the Roe v. Wade case in simple language — how it gave American women the right to abortion, why it was overturned in 2022, and what it means for Indian readers.
Maternity Leave in India: Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling and the Road Ahead
Maternity Leave in India gets a major boost as the Supreme Court rules in favor of leave for a third child, reinforcing women's reproductive rights.
Detailed Guide to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: All 51 Orders and Key Sections Explained
Discover the 51 Orders of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, explained simply for beginners, law students, and aspirants. Learn civil case steps now!
Copyright Protection Treaties: The Berne Convention and TRIPS Agreement
Explore how the Berne Convention and TRIPS Agreement, key copyright protection treaties, safeguard creators’ rights in India and globally. Learn their history, enforcement, and 2025 updates in this detailed guide
Community Service as Punishment: A Fresh Approach to Minor Crimes in India
Discover how community service as punishment under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita is transforming India’s justice system. Learn about real cases, criticisms, and future prospects in this detailed guide.
Recent Court Rulings on Section 144 BNSS: When Educated Wives Lose Maintenance
Recent court rulings on Section 144 BNSS are denying maintenance to educated, capable wives. Discover how these 2025 decisions are redefining support and fairness in India.
Police at Your Door? 6 Must-Know Tips for Dealing with Police in 2025!
Simple guide to your rights when dealing with police under India’s new laws—BNS, BNSS, and BSA. Learn how to report crimes, handle arrests, and more!
How to Handle Child Custody Disputes and What the Courts Consider
Learn how to handle child custody disputes in India and understand what courts consider under recent laws. Expert guidance for parents navigating custody battles.
Marital Rape in India: The Crime That Still Isn’t a Crime
Marital rape in India remains a hidden crime, with no legal recognition under current laws. Despite alarming statistics and constitutional violations, India is among the few countries yet to criminalize this form of violence. Learn why legal reforms are urgently needed.