Internship Opportunity at SRK Legal, Mumbai

🏢 Company: SRK Legal 📍 Location: Rajgir Chambers,3rd floor, Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Opp.Old Custom House, Mumbai-400001 đź’° Stipend/Salary: Unpaid About the Internship :SRK Legal is inviting applications for the internship opportunity in Litigation at Mumbai. Are you passionate about Litigation? Do you want to gain hands-on experience and work alongside a dynamic team? SRK Legal is

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Internship Opportunity at Mriash Law, Noida Sector 

🏢 Company: Mriash Law 📍 Location: Noida đź’° Stipend/Salary: Unpaid About the Internship :Are you a law student looking to gain meaningful exposure in insurance law, commercial disputes, and advisory practice? We are inviting applications from motivated, detail-oriented, and committed law students for our internship programme. Eligibility :(i) Open to law students from all years of the

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Case Summary: Shankar Dutt v. United India Insurance Co. Ltd. (2026) | Functional Disability in Motor Accident Claims

This judgment is not merely a victory for one accident victim. It is a doctrinal milestone that will guide Claims Tribunals, High Courts, and legal practitioners across India in approaching compensation cases involving permanently disabled claimants. It reinforces that the law’s goal is not to apply formulas mechanically, but to restore the injured, as best

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Internship Opportunity at Praetorium Legal, Hyderabad

🏢 Company: Praetorium Legal 📍 Location: Hyderabad đź’° Stipend/Salary: Unpaid About the Internship :Applications are invited for Internship Opportunity at Praetorium Legal, Hyderabad for the year 2026. Praetorium Legal, Guardians of Law, is inviting applications for its 1-month law internship scheduled for August/ September 2026. The program offers law students hands-on experience in litigation, legal research,

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One-Week Nationwide FDP on Reconstructing Pedagogy in Indian Legal Education by Manipal University Jaipur [July 6-11; Online]

Faculty of Law, Manipal University Jaipur is organising a One-Week Nationwide Faculty Development Program on “Reconstructing Pedagogy in Indian Legal Education” from July 6 to July 11, 2026 in online mode. About the Organisers The Faculty Development Program is being organised by the Faculty of Law, Manipal University Jaipur, in collaboration with the Manipal University

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Greenwashing as Securities Fraud: Exploring Liability for Misstatements in Sustainability Reporting

[Kamal Nambiar is a 3rd year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student and Shruti Ghosh is a 2nd year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad] The integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) metrics into capital markets has made sustainability credentials a meaningful driver of investment decisions across several jurisdictions, including India. As ESG investment has

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Can Sending a Photograph of a Question Paper on WhatsApp Attract Section 66E of the IT Act? Gujarat High Court Explains

The increasing dependence on smartphones has presented fresh challenges to examination authorities across the country. Cases involving candidates carrying mobile phones into examination halls, photographing question papers, and transmitting them through messaging applications are no longer uncommon. Such incidents raise concerns about the integrity of public examinations and often result in criminal proceedings. However, the

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Can Morphing a Woman’s Image Ever Be Dismissed as a Harmless Prank?

A photograph once represented a memory. Today, with artificial intelligence, image-editing software, and social media, it can also become a weapon. Every day, women across the world discover that their photographs have been digitally altered into obscene or sexually explicit images without their knowledge. These fabricated images are uploaded to fake social media accounts, circulated

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Suspicion Cannot Replace Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Murder Trials

The criminal justice system rests on a fundamental principle: every accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt. This principle becomes even more significant in murder prosecutions based entirely on circumstantial evidence. Courts have consistently held that suspicion, however compelling, can never substitute legal proof. Reaffirming this settled position, the Delhi High Court,

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