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From IPC to BNS: What Has Really Changed?
Introduction For over 160 years, the Indian Penal Code (IPC) served as the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Drafted in 1860 by Lord Macaulay during British rule, it laid down the legal definitions of crimes and punishments across the country. But on July 1, 2024, India entered a new legal era. The IPC, along with the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) and the Indian Evidence Act, was replaced by three new criminal laws which is the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), th
5 hours ago5 min read


Climate Litigation: The Next Frontier of Environmental Justice
Introduction Climate litigation refers to the use of legal action to address issues related to climate change. It often involves individuals, organizations, or even governments suing corporations or state authorities for their role in contributing to greenhouse gas emissions or failing to take adequate climate action. At its core, climate litigation aims to hold powerful entities accountable for environmental harm, ensure compliance with national and international climate com
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The 'Wow' Factor: Section 11 And the Jurisprudence of Trademark Confusion in Food Brands
Introduction India's food sector is growing fast, and the competition of the brand identity has become very intense. Quick service restaurants, food delivery platforms, and cloud kitchens are the major players in the market. In such a hyper, competitive environment, not even a single word can be chosen without risking legal battles. That brings the question: can a business in the food industry be the only one to use a word like "WOW"? The case of Wow Momo Food
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