Deepfakes, Climate Disinformation, and the Future of Environmental Governance
Sanskriti Pathak, Author ( 3rd Year BALLB student in University of Allahabad )
Bhoomi Dwivedi, Co-Author ( 3rd Year BALLB student in University of Allahabad )
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This Paper explores how deepfake technology can fuel climate misinformation, undermine trust in scientific institutions, and challenge environmental governance, while proposing regulatory measures to combat AI-driven information.
Deepfakes_Climate_Government.docxSTATE OF PUNJAB Vs DAVINDER SINGH
Paidipala Shishira, Author ( 2nd Year BALLB student in Symbiosis International Deemed University, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad )
This paper critically examines the Supreme Court's 2024 decision in State of Punjab v. Davinder Singh, analysing its endorsement of Scheduled Caste sub-classification, the shift towards substantive equality, and the constitutional concerns surrounding creamy layer, federalism, and safeguards against arbitrary classification.
case_comment_davinder_singh_final - Shishira Paidipala.docxThe Role of European Union in Multilateral Trade Negotiations
Madhup Ajmeri, Author ( 5th Year BALLB student in Indore Institute of law )
This paper examines the European Union's role in multilateral trade negotiations, highlighting its influence within the WTO, commitment to rules-based trade, and efforts to advance sustainable and inclusive global trade governance.
RESEARCH PAPER_MADHUP AJMERI - Madhup Ajmeri.docxCRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY
Haritha Hariharan, Author ( 1st year BALLB student in Government Law College, Trivandrum, Kerala )
A concise study exploring criminology and penology, highlighting the causes of crime, evolving approaches to punishment, and the role of rehabilitation in building a fair and effective justice system.
A CRUCIAL RESEARCH WORK ON THE TOPIC CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGYAI IN CORPORATE INSOLVENCY RESOLUTION
Pushpaa Ray, Author (4th year BBALLB student in Maharshi Markandeshwar Deemed University, Mullana, Ambala )
This Research Article revolves around the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence across legal and financial sector and its potential involvement in corporate insolvency resolution.
Artificial Intelligence in Corporate Insolvency Resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016_ Regulatory Opportunities and Governance Challenges (1) - Pushpaa Ray.docxGoogle Sites
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