The Indian legal profession is witnessing a gradual yet significant transformation as an increasing number of retired bureaucrats including former IAS, IPS, IRS, and state civil service officers-are enrolling as advocates and entering active legal practice. This shift, once considered unusual, is now becoming a discernible trend, particularly in regulatory, administrative, and service-related litigation. The

In a historic step toward strengthening accountability in armed conflicts, a submission to the International Criminal Court (ICC) calls for an investigation into the role of banks and financial institutions in sustaining unlawful occupations. This initiative marks a significant evolution in international justice, shifting the focus beyond direct perpetrators of violence to include those whose

Introduction On July 14, 2025, the Delhi High Court delivered a decisive ruling in Star India Pvt Ltd v. IPTV Smarters Pro & Ors., issuing a real-time dynamic injunction against unauthorized streaming and reproduction of copyrighted broadcasts through Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) platforms, websites, and mobile applications. This proactive measure came ahead of the IPL