Introduction Rapid technological advancement has transformed modern life, but it has also created a growing environmental challenge: electronic waste (e-waste). Discarded mobile phones, laptops, batteries, servers, and electronic appliances now constitute one of the fastest-growing waste streams in India. Improper disposal of e-waste poses serious risks to public health, data security, and the environment. Recognising these risks, India has developed a regulatory framework that places clear...

Introduction Digital entertainment has entered a new phase. With the rise of cloud gaming platforms, streaming services, and subscription-based digital content, users no longer own physical copies of games, movies, or music. Instead, access is provided through cloud-based services that operate across borders and devices. While this model offers convenience and scalability, it also raises complex legal questions relating to intellectual property, data protection, consumer rights, contracts,...

Introduction Blockchain technology is no longer confined to cryptocurrencies or tech enthusiasts. It is steadily reshaping how transactions are recorded, verified, and enforced across industries such as finance, supply chains, real estate, healthcare, and governance. At the heart of this transformation lies the concept of smart contracts, self-executing digital agreements that operate on blockchain networks. While the technology promises efficiency and transparency, it also raises important...