Introduction: Why “Mogul Sovereignty and the Law of Nations 1955” Matters In the grand narrative of global history, the intersection of empire and international law has shaped the destinies of…
The Rise of New Great Powers and International Law The international legal landscape has witnessed unprecedented transformation with the emergence of New Great Powers and International Law in the 21st…
The landmark study Grotius and India (from The Law of Nations in Global History) reveals one of international law’s most transformative yet overlooked chapters. Written by C.H. Alexandrowicz in 1954,…
The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, has announced an exciting opportunity for legal professionals with the Research Associate Vacancy 2025 at National Law School Of India University…
The Supriyo vs Union of India case stands as one of the most significant legal battles in India’s constitutional history, marking a pivotal moment in the struggle for LGBTQ rights…
The Indian Premier League (IPL) fuels not just cricketing passion but a massive underground betting economy. Despite its popularity, IPL betting remains illegal in most Indian states, trapped in a…
In a nation where nearly 135 million people wake up every morning knowing that their very existence could be deemed “criminal” by law, five individuals—a dancer, a chef, a media…
If you’re a law aspirant in India, you’ve probably heard the buzz about NLU Delhi. But what’s it really like to study at this top law school? Is it all…
If you’re a law aspirant in India, chances are you’ve heard the name “NLSIU Bangalore” tossed around like it’s the IPL trophy of law schools. And trust me, for good…
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, commonly known as the POCSO Act, stands as one of India’s most significant legislative achievements in safeguarding children’s rights and dignity. Enacted…
The question of whether can the wife inherit any property after killing her husband represents one of the most fundamental principles in Indian inheritance law. The answer is unequivocally no…
Adultery in Marriages in India, while decriminalised in 2018 (except in armed forces), remains a significant factor in civil legal proceedings. Kanoonpedia is providing a comprehensive guide for individuals seeking…