
Your Data in the Age of AI: The Privacy Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore
By Sanskriti Tyagi | Aarna Law Artificial intelligence is no longer a technology of the future. It is embedded in the present, in the apps we use, the decisions that affect our lives, and the systems that govern access to credit, employment, healthcare, a...
19 JUN 2026
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Muslim Law and Succession
Understanding Inheritance, Wills, Gifts and Estate Planning under Islamic Law in India INTRODUCTION Estate planning in Muslim families in India operates under a framework that is both ancient and precise. Derived from Islamic jurisprudence and applied thr...
3 JUN 2026
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Can a Woman be Karta of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)?
Can a Woman Be a Karta? Traditional vs. Modern Legal Views For a long time, the answer would have been a simple no. In the traditional Hindu joint family, the Karta was usually the oldest male in the family. He managed the family property, made important ...
28 APR 2026
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Procedural Safeguards for Foreign GI Applications
How the Delhi High Court’s PISCO Ruling Redefines Foreign GI Protection in India When two countries claim ownership over the same geographical identity, the law is confronted with a fundamental question: can exclusivity meaningfully survive a shared histo...
15 APR 2026
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From AI Developers to Company Boards: Rethinking Corporate Liability for AI Failures in India
AI Adoption and the Need for Compliance Risk Assessment for Corporate Companies With India leading global enterprise AI adoption at a staggering 92 percent, and nearly half of Indian corporations actively running multiple artificial intelligence use cases...
1 APR 2026
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Women and Estate Planning
Why Estate Planning is Critical for Every Woman in India Estate planning in India often proceeds on the assumption that family assets are held by the primary earning member, typically the husband, and that the surviving spouse Will automatically be protec...
23 MAR 2026
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