Gain fresh perspectives on legal issues. LawStreet Journal's Vantage Points features thought-provoking articles and commentary from legal professionals, academics, and industry leaders. Explore diverse viewpoints on critical legal topics.
Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani critically examines Indian matrimonial law, judicial paternalism, and gender bias, calling for gender-neutral domestic violence laws and equal constitutional protection for men and women alike.
Read Full ArticleIndia’s 2026 Transgender Law Amendment Sparks Debate: Progress or Rollback? Concerns rise over loss of self-identification and increased medical control.
Explores crony capitalism in music labels, misattribution of classic songs, and legal, ethical concerns over remakes in Bollywood. Authored by Advocate Ilin Saraswat.
A feminist socio-legal study examining how modern Indian women authors reimagine trauma as resistance, agency, and dignity within evolving legal frameworks.
Advocate Udit Arora examines how prosecution under CrPC and BNSS remains a constitutional duty—balancing justice, fairness, victim rights and protection of the innocent.
Can algorithms deliver justice? This article explores AI judges, constitutional challenges, ethical risks, global models, and India’s cautious path forward.
Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani critiques the Unnao verdict, exposing how legal technicalities and political impunity deepen injustice for a survivor.
Dr. Anup Kumar Das reflects on the Russia-Ukraine war, its human cost, geopolitical roots, and the urgent global need for unity and peace.
The Doha Social Development Summit renewed global justice goals but failed to deliver binding finance, debt reform or enforceable commitments for developing nations.
North East India’s transformation from periphery to mainstream showcased at UNHRC, highlighting inclusive growth, sustainability & global relevance.
Sr Adv Mahalakshmi Pavani expresses concern over SC’s stray dog order, calling it short-sighted and inhumane amid reports of illegal culling and absence of shelters.
This research paper examines India’s transition from IPC, CrPC, and IEA to BNS, BNSS, and BSA, emphasizing victim-centric and technology-driven justice reforms.
Supreme Court advocate Ashwini Upadhyay vehemently contends that the Waqf Act 1995 blatantly violates constitutional principles and must be abrogated instead of amended to uphold equality and justice.
Explore the evolution of consumer rights, key legal frameworks, enforcement challenges, and future strategies for stronger consumer protection globally.
Explore the legal aspects of national anthem disrespect in India, key Supreme Court rulings, and citizens’ duty under Article 51A of the Constitution.
