"An advocate must carry both the constitution in his pocket and compassion in his heart."
Introduction Marriage, or Nikah, under Muslim law is not merely a religious or social institution but a civil contract with religious significance. Unlike Hindu law, where marriage is considered a sacrament, Muslim law views marriage as a legal agreement between two individuals, aimed at legalizing sexual relations, procreation, and the foundation of a family within […]
Since smartphones became more affordable over the past decade in India, the number of internet users has surged. As of early 2025, India has over 800 million internet users, accounting for approximately 55–58% of the population. Indians now spend an average of over six hours online daily, highlighting both increased connectivity and growing exposure to […]
🧾 Introduction: Dowry Death – A Socio-Legal Tragedy Dowry death represents one of the most disturbing and deep-rooted social evils in Indian society, reflecting a tragic intersection of patriarchy, greed, and violence against women. Despite modernization and legal reforms, the practice of dowry—wherein a bride’s family is expected to provide gifts, money, or property to […]
The Need for New Perspectives The Indian legal system, with its rich history and intricate web of statutes, precedents, and practices, is undoubtedly robust. However, the law is a living entity, continually adapting to societal changes, technological advancements, and evolving global standards. New advocates bring fresh perspectives that can challenge outdated practices and introduce innovative […]