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Regulatory Paralysis or Deliberate Deterrence? Reassessing India’s Fragmented Cryptocurrency Governance Framework

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Regulatory Paralysis or Deliberate Deterrence? Reassessing India’s Fragmented Cryptocurrency Governance Framework

India’s cryptocurrency governance is a fragmented system of "deliberate deterrence" rather than cohesive policy. By leveraging tax penalties and AML mandates without formal legal definitions, the state stifles domestic innovation and drives capital offshore. Comprehensive reform—including statutory classification and rationalized taxation—is essential to transition from paralysis to global leadership.

Karunya Swaminathan

April 26, 2026

Reverse Passing Off: The Last Sticker Principle

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Reverse Passing Off: The Last Sticker Principle

“We all steal from each other. Whether it be time, words, money or love. You can’t measure a person by what they take, but you can measure a person by who they give credit to — Sarah Weaver”

April 25, 2026

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MACHINES MAKE THINGS?

Indian Law Is Not Ready for Artificial Intelligence and Time Is Running Out

April 22, 2026

Legal Malpractice & The "Hallucinating" Lawyer: The 2026 Shift to Provable AI

By 2026, severe judicial sanctions over AI "hallucinations" forced the legal industry to abandon traditional chatbots. Driven by strict new ethical mandates, the profession has pivoted to Provable AI—systems built on deterministic logic to guarantee absolute factual accuracy. Leading platforms like Lexi now use total case-file awareness to autonomously generate verifiable, hallucination-free legal documents, allowing firms to safely harness automation without risking professional ruin.

Arnav Mishra

April 19, 2026