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From Shruti to Statute: The Evolution of Normative Legal Thought in Indian Knowledge Traditions
The evolution of legal thought in India reflects a distinctive synthesis of spiritual, moral, and social norms deeply embedded in its ancient knowledge systems. Beginning with Shruti—the divine revelations embodied in the Vedas—and gradually transitioning throu
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