Indian Law · Researched by Practicing Advocates
Every law that matters
to India – explained.
Deep-research articles on AML, Cyber Law, Criminal Procedure, Intellectual Property, and 20 other areas of Indian law written by advocates who argue these cases in court.
Written by practicing advocates – led by Adv. Vijay Pal Dalmia (38+ years, Supreme Court of India), with contributions from other authors. Research you can rely on in court or a boardroom.
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India IT Rules Before & After Amendment — AI-Generated Content & Deepfakes
A clause-by-clause analysis of the 2021 IT Rules and the 2025 amendments governing AI-generated content, synthetic media, and platform obligations under Indian law. Essential reading for compliance officers, platforms, and creators operating in India.
Criminal LawSteps for Quashing of FIR — Supreme Court Framework
The complete legal procedure for challenging a First Information Report before the High Court under Section 482 CrPC, with grounds, timelines, and precedents.
Anti-Money LaunderingThe Overriding Effect of PMLA over CrPC in Bail Matters
Why the twin conditions under Section 45 PMLA override ordinary bail provisions — and what this means for accused persons and their defence counsels.
Criminal LawCommunication & Furnishing Written Grounds of Arrest
After the Supreme Court’s Pankaj Bansal ruling — what ED and CBI are now required to provide at the time of arrest, and how this changes the accused’s rights.
IT, Cyber Law & Data ProtectionChecklist for Compliance with the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Amendment Rules, 2026
To ensure compliance with the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Amendment…
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Written in court, not in the abstract
Every article is authored or reviewed by advocates who have argued the relevant matters before the Supreme Court of India and Delhi High Court. The analysis reflects how the law actually operates — not how it reads on paper.
Updated as the law changes
Indian law is moving fast — new IT Rules, DPDP amendments, PMLA judicial interpretations. Articles are revised when the law shifts, so you are not reading analysis that was accurate two years ago but is outdated today.
Statute and case law, both
Each article cites the relevant section of the Act, the leading Supreme Court or High Court judgment, and explains the practical consequence. No generalities — precise references you can take into a court or a boardroom.