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Introduction  India’s digital growth is moving super-fast these days. You can see it everywhere – UPI payments on every phone, startups popping up, and businesses shifting online. Recent government data shows India crossed 1.03 billion internet users by end- 2025, with UPI hitting a record 21.63 billion transactions in December 2025. But this boom brings serious dangers. Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT job – it has become a core part of company governance. The threats are real .  According to CERT-In, over 29.44 lakh cyber incidents were handled in 2025. Cyber fraud losses crossed ₹20,000 crore, and the average data breach costs companies around ₹22 crore. It’s surprising that India holds Tier 1 “Role Model” status in the ITU Global Cybersecurity Index 2024, yet we remain one of the top targets for ransomware in Asia-Pacific. The government is responding. In the Union Budget 2025-26, it allocated ₹782 crore for cybersecurity to strengthen digital defences. Why Cybersecur...

                                                              Source: AI generated image           Introduction We usually link the concept of energy security with remote issues like oil fields, international agreements, or large policy debates. For instance, it is in our kitchen where an LPG cylinder is placed under the gas stove. For many Indian families, LPG is a major change from firewood and kerosene, not only economically but also socially. Using fuel such as LPG, however, exposes this dependence silently to risk. Besides the LPG leaks being quite frequent, when these accidents happen, they usually do so suddenly and with a lot of harm. With the disturbances in the global supply routes particularly those around the Strait of Hormuz a new element of unpredictability has appeared. Hence, a c...

Source: AI-generated Image (Gemini) Introduction: Online gaming has seen an exponential growth in recent times, enabling innovation, job creation, technological advancements etc. India has a rising number of professionals with technological capabilities and a fleetly growing domestic market, which together enable the country to assume a leadership role in the global online gaming value chain. The online gaming ecosystem comprises mainly of these elements: e-Sports, casual and social games, educational games, and online money games. Nevertheless, some platforms offering online gaming systems may frequently be aggressively promoted through advertising juggernauts, including promotions by celebrities and influencers, enhancing their reach and impact especially among the youth and vulnerable groups, with some of them being linked to illegal conditioning similar as fiscal fraud, money laundering, non- payment of taxes, and also, the backing of terrorism, thereby putting at threat the public...

  Our students  Vaishali, Aparna from 3/5 and Teja from 2/3 have secured the First prize at the 1st Raichik National Criminal Moot Competition held on15-16  March , 2026. The competition was hosted by the Rotaract Club of Hyderabad Kanoon. Our students S.V. Mahesh and team also secured first rank for Music (Indian Category) in the Osmania University Inter Collegiate Cultural Competition held on 7  March , 2026.  

                                                         https://www.instagram.com/indian__law_firm     HEALERS ARE NOT TRADERS….. INTRODUCTION Medical science is not exact. Every doctor knows this, accepts this, and lives with this reality every single day. If medicine were exact, textbooks would be enough and patients would heal uniformly. But medicine doesn’t work that way. It never has.   Most of the time, we begin treatment empirically. Not because we are careless, but because waiting for perfect clarity can cost a life. Many conditions simply do not come with neat, universally accepted treatment protocols. Even when protocols exist, no two patients respond in the same way to the same drug. One improves, another deteriorates, and a third surprises you altogether. Outcomes differ, despit...

Our students K. Vamsi  G. Shvtangh  C. Kreetish  P. Prajwal D. Sai Nidhi  P . Sahasra Won 2nd Prize at DLSA, City Civil  Courts, Hyderabad, Reel Making Competition 26-01-2026  

                        Legal Rights of Live-in Partners        AI-generated image In a society, a change can't be easily accepted; it can take decades to get accustomed to it. Most of us prefer the comfort of history over the uncertainty of the future. For this reason, we often resist or even fear the idea of change. This resistance to change is especially evident in Indian society, which values its attachment to traditional customs. In which the common tradition is to have a family based on the concept of matrimony. There are ideological conflicts, especially among the younger generations like   millennial generation and Generation X, questioning “whether marriage is necessary for a man and woman to live together?” It is about personal choice, supported by law as long as both individuals are consenting adults. The relationship between a man and a woman is always seen as that o...

                                                          Religion and Law in India:  An  Analysis  Introduction:                 Religion which is one of the fundamental and social institutions has been founded upon the bedrock of the morality and believes guiding the personal as well as the spiritual conduct of the individuals. Although religion is basically a personal aspect, at the same time profoundly influences the society. However one should not be oblivious of the fact that very frequently religion is used for committing the crimes thereby disrupting the public tranquillity. Religious Freedom: A Fundamental Right The fundamental right to religious freedom guaranteed by the constitution of India evidently confers power to the State so as to res...

                                                                @ Childline India-- Online Safety INTRODUCTION: Her phone kept buzzing but she was too scared to look. Nikitha, a 17-year- old girl who broke up with her boyfriend, was horrified when she saw what he sent. He started to threaten her, saying that he would release her morphed photos publicly. What Nikitha faced was just not “online bullying". It was an incident which made her life questionable. Not being able to bear the society’s comments which led to an attempt of suicide. It is not just about Nikitha it’s about many girls in this generation. Its about time that we take action or to know how to take action against these incidents. Under the POCSO Act, 2012 morphing a minor’s photos, creating sexualized images, or sharing them - even as a...

  Thumbs-Up Emoji  👍 : Its validity under Indian  Laws and Canadian Law: An  Analysis                                                        Parkova/Shutterstock.com Introduction In the modern digital world, communication has moved far beyond plain text. With the rapid growth of smartphones and social media platforms such as Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Snapchat, and others, digital communication has become an essential part of daily life. For our daily needs, we increasingly rely on digital modes to share information, ideas, and responses. The style of communication has changed distinctly. In addition to using sentences to express emotions, ideas, reactions, and intentions, people now commonly use emojis, stickers, and GIFs. These visual symbols have become an integral part of digital communicati...

 By: Moieen Ahammed Faruque [3/5 Pendekanti Law College]            [Kerry Roper/ Debut Art] Introduction The Indian judicial system is one of the world’s oldest and largest systems, standing at a phase of massive reforms. With over 4.6 crore pending cases across various courts , India’s judiciary faces an overwhelming burden. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers an unprecedented opportunity to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in justice delivery. AI isn’t here to replace judges or lawyers, it's here to redefine how justice works. From digitizing case records to predicting case outcomes, AI is ushering in a smarter, faster, and more citizen-friendly legal ecosystem. The Evolution of AI in Indian Courts From Paper to Pixels: India’s journey toward an AI-powered judiciary began with the eCourts Mission Project (2007), which digitized district courts and established real-time access to case data. According to Min...

By: K. Nithya Santhoshi [1/5 Pendekanti Law College] [Vintage Film Canisters Print  By Mike Newman ] Introduction Imagine creating a song, a movie, or simply writing a book. What if someone copies your work? What if someone misuses it? This is when a copyright comes into play. It is like a legal shield that protects your work from being misused and copied. Are films and cinematography subject to copyrights? Can one be sued for copying or plagiarizing movies or songs? The blog below will help us find answers to these questions. What is a Copyright? Copyright is a type of Intellectual Property Right (IPR) which protects original works of art, literature, music, films, and computer programs from being duplicated. It safeguards the interests and ideas of the copyright owners. The holders of copyrights can reproduce their work, distribute copies, perform, display their work and also create derivative works like adaptations. Copyright for cinematography films, sound recordings and photo...