T. Roshini

Did you know that studies have found that there is atleast 3.9% to 69.8% of alcohol consumption in today’s youth across India? 

And the proportion of alcohol consumption at least once over the last year ranged from 10.6% to 32.9%. In 2021, survey was conducted on teenager’s consumption and it was accounted for 8.3% in India despite the varying legal age for drinking in various states.

India, with its rich heritage and diverse culture, is a nation characterized by a wide array of tradition, customs and cultural norms.

Corporate governance is a set of rules that ensure efficient management, leadership, and control. The management (Agent) is held accountable for corporate performance and returns to investors (Principle). Specifying the rights and responsibilities of these two groups creates a structure for setting company objectives and monitoring performance. 

The Indian real estate industry is one of the country’s largest sectors, second only to agriculture and the primary sector, accounting for 6.5% to 7% of job creation in India’s unorganised labour market.

In the digital age, the internet has revolutionized how societies function, providing convenience, connectivity, and countless opportunities for growth and innovation. However, this technological progress has also given rise to cybercrimes, posing significant threats to individuals, organizations, and governments worldwide. Cybercrimes encompass illegal activities conducted through computers, networks, or the internet. They range from data theft and fraud to cyberbullying and terrorism, affecting the fabric of society in profound ways.

The media is often seen as the fourth pillar of democracy, essential for promoting transparency, accountability, and public awareness in governance and societal issues. Historically, this function was carried out by print and broadcast media, which acted as a bridge between the public and various institutions, including the judiciary. However, with the rise of digital technology, this landscape has transformed dramatically, leading to a new era dominated by social media platforms. These platforms, known for their immediacy, extensive reach, and interactive features, have changed the way information is shared and consumed.

The gig economy is upending the old employment model with its pro’s and con’s for workers and employers. The gig economy offers benefits in different industries like ride sharing, food delivery, and freelance services but uncertainties on a working rights on a varying jurisdiction. To this end, this blog will appreciate from a comparative perspective the rights of gig workers, with a special focus on the evolving legal spaces in India, the United States and the European Union.