The Digital Gavel" explores the critical intersection of artificial intelligence and India’s overburdened judicial system, which faces a backlog of over 4.8 crore cases. Highlighting the tragic human cost of delays through figures like Ravi Solanki, the article contrasts India's struggle with global advancements in the US, China, Brazil, and Estonia, where AI assists in predictive justice and small claims.

This blog provides a comprehensive analysis of the shifting landscape of Indian matrimonial law, moving from ancient civilizational roots in the Dharmashastra to the modern contractual and sacramental complexities of the Hindu Marriage Act (1955) and Shariat. It highlights a critical "nuance" in India's low divorce rate (1%), arguing that social binding often masks vulnerability and "marital offenses." Central to the discussion is the tension between Article 21 and the denial