A Bengaluru civil court has ordered Willis Towers Watson to pay nearly ₹3.78 crore in damages to an executive fired after exposing alleged financial irregularities.
A fugitive drug dealer thought he was invisible behind a VPN, until a single public Wi-Fi connection gave away his exact location and led police straight to his wardrobe.
When an American billionaire forced remote workers to install laptop surveillance cameras, 23 employees quit instantly. We look at workplace privacy and the legal boundaries of remote monitoring.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP invites applications for an Assistant Manager (Data Privacy) in Mumbai. Here is everything you need to know about the role and how to apply.
When the government blocks a social media page, can it do so without telling the owner why? A look at digital due process and natural justice in India.
After an Indian-origin CEO lost a Rs 3.5 crore lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend, we break down what contract law says about whether relationship spending is a gift or a loan.
The National Legal Services Authority settled more than 2.10 crore cases in a single day during the 3rd National Lok Adalat of 2026, saving citizens time, money, and stress.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlights how delayed dispute resolution creates a hidden cost for businesses and impacts foreign investment.
A viral story about a husband paying his wife for household chores has sparked an online debate. Here is how Indian law views a homemaker's right to financial independence.
A shocking new social media trend features mothers pretending to harm their infants. Here is why such viral stunts can land you in jail under Indian law.
Former Supreme Court Judge Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia expressed deep embarrassment over the continued practice of manual scavenging, noting that the unconstitutional act even occurred on the Supreme Court premises.