Volume 1
Issue 4
1. Non-Fungible Token – The Hype & Legal Aspects
By Jasmeet Singh Narang
From University School of Law & Legal Studies, New Delhi
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique digital assets based on blockchain technology, driving their growing demand and popularity. Being non-fungible, each NFT is one of a kind, exists digitally on various platforms, and is traded using cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum through smart contracts. NFTs have created new opportunities for artists to showcase creativity and monetize their work, while offering consumers a sense of ownership over immutable digital assets that cannot be altered or deleted once minted. This article examines key aspects of NFTs and cryptocurrencies and explores their potential future developments.
2. Assessing the Copyright Concerns in the Gaming Industry of India
By Harsh Raj & Manvee
From Chanakya National Law University, Patna
The gaming industry has emerged as a highly promising sector, accelerated by COVID-19’s global impact and benefiting India significantly. A key concern is protecting the intellectual property of game developers, as IP rights are essential for innovation. This paper examines the importance of IP protection in the gaming industry under Indian laws and relevant legislation, identifying existing legal gaps and proposing recommendations to address them. Since India lacks specific gaming legislation, the authors analyse the current legal position and suggest remedies for these shortcomings.
3. Analysis of Increase of Age of Women for Marriage in India
By Garima Bairagi
From Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal
The Union Cabinet recently raised the minimum marriage age for women from 18 to 21, aligning it with men. While praised for addressing malnutrition and infant mortality, the move has faced criticism, with some arguing it may increase child marriages and that legal reform alone is insufficient without women’s empowerment and independence. The change is expected to strengthen women’s rights, but implementation may require amendments to personal laws such as the Hindu Marriage Act and Muslim personal laws.
4. Book Review – “Justice for Judges: An Autobiography”
By Adv. Raja Choudhary
From SOAS University of London
Ranjan Gogoi served as India’s Chief Justice, and his recently published book was supposed to defend his turbulent tenure. The title of the book, ‘Justice for Judges: An Autobiography’ implies that he has been pursued by injustice and is seeking justice. His turbulent moment, whether right or wrong, as he defended, will be decided by the people’s court as he sought justice from the reader and common people of India, but academia received an autobiography of the judge to study the behavior of Supreme Court Judges. The gossiping of ‘Supreme Whispers’ is always taking on at the dining table in Delhi’s Lutyens’ Zone. The only way to hear those ‘Supreme Whispers’ is to read their autobiography.
5. Taxation on Cryptocurrency: A Global Perspective
By Shubhi Shukla & Rohitkumar Raut
From Amity Law School, Noida & Chanakya National Law University, Patna
Cryptocurrency is the future of currency. It has the power and security that a lot of other currencies lack, and a digital approach towards currency seems to be the only way forward in this age of technology and rapid digitalization. With, the growth in the number of cryptocurrencies that many companies offer, and the growing enthusiasm and craze among people to be a part of this wave of economic growth, it has become extremely essential for authorities around the world to formulate and implement concrete and effective legislation governing both activities related to cryptocurrencies as also taxation levied on cryptocurrencies.
6. Growth of Indian Economy through Gaming
By Adv. Nikita Vaigankar & Adv. Apurva Chodanker
Practicing Advocates, District Court of Goa | LL.M in IPR
Digital gaming, though not new, has recently gained widespread recognition and popularity, driven by technological advancements. The industry has expanded beyond recreation to become a source of income for players and content creators. This research explores the meaning and dimensions of digital gaming, its evolution, benefits, and negative effects. It categorizes games across platforms and genres, and examines how digital gaming contributes to economic growth, with a special focus on the Indian economy.