The Doctrine of Parens Patriae in India: Understanding State Guardianship
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Imagine a child left without parents, a person with severe mental illness unable to make decisions, or a community facing an environmental disaster. Who steps in to protect their interests? In many legal systems, including India’s, the answer lies in an…
M.C. Mehta: The Environmental Lawyer Who Changed India’s Laws
Imagine standing before the Taj Mahal on a clear day, only to notice its once-pristine white marble slowly turning yellow. For most visitors, it might be a passing disappointment. For lawyer Mahesh Chandra Mehta, it became a lifelong calling. Often…