India, currently the fifth-largest economy globally is poised to make its way up to the third position by 2030 according to the reports of S&P Global. The boomed economy is experiencing a surge in the incorporation of companies. However, amid this growth, there has been a concerning rise in cases involving scams, fraud and wrongful acts perpetrated by companies for the benefit of their investors and promoters or to gain unrealistic profits. The corporate personality of the company makes it accountable for all the actions carried out in its name, while the owners or members who were, in reality, behind such actions enjoy immunity under the company’s name. Thus, to address such misconduct, courts rely on the principle of “lifting the corporate veil” to initiate legal proceedings against the actual perpetrators. This article explores this significant legal principle utilized by the courts to unveil the true actors behind such misdeeds.

A woman's right to control her body and make reproductive choices is essential, forming the foundation of her rights to equality, and privacy. Progressive abortion laws not only reflect but also contribute to the broader movement towards gender equality and the empowerment of women. This article provides a legal analysis of women's reproductive autonomy in India, examining the degree to which this autonomy is protected. It delves into the historical and legislative developments, including amendments and how they have been interpreted recently. Through case study analyses and identification of challenges, this article pinpoints gaps in the current abortion law, thereby contributing to the ongoing discourse on reproductive rights.

Sustainable development – development that does not destroy or undermine the ecological, economic, or social basis on which continued development depends - is the only viable pathway to a more secure and hopeful future for the rich and poor alike – Maurice Strong As climate change impacts become increasingly severe, adaptation strategies are crucial for enhancing resilience. This article examines the intersection of Environmental law and climate change, exploring legal strategies essential for fostering sustainability in the face of global environmental challenges. Additionally, it highlights the role of regulatory mechanisms, international agreements, and judicial interventions in addressing environmental degradation and advancing sustainability objectives. Furthermore, it discusses emerging trends in environmental law, such as the precautionary principle, the polluter pays principles, ecocentric laws, and corporate responsibilities, emphasizing the need for innovative legal solutions to achieve a sustainable future. Keywords: Environmental regulations, Climate crises, Sustainable development, Judicial intervention.