Aashita Sabikhi is a fifth-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at the Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, with a diploma in Legal Journalism. Her achievements include winning a Model United Nations competition at MSU Baroda, being named Best Mooter at the IIMT Noida Moot Court Competition, and securing runner-up position in a trial advocacy competition organised by Gujarat University. She has also gained legal internship experience with public sector undertakings, including GAIL India and GETCO. Aashita believes that deadlines have a way of inspiring miracles. She loves the courtroom, dislikes early mornings, and firmly believes that coffee deserves recognition as a fundamental right.
This article examines the fine line between legitimate online accountability and digital vigilantism, exploring how Indian law balances free speech, the presumption of innocence, and reputation. It proposes a three-part test and legal reforms to prevent online harassment without silencing genuine complainants.
This article explores how emergency arbitration, particularly SIAC’s 2025 Protective Preliminary Order procedure, can provide urgent relief in time-sensitive maritime disputes. It examines the promise of rapid intervention alongside persistent challenges involving cross-border enforcement, costs, and parallel court proceedings.
