Tanya Sara George & Siya Deshmukh Abstract: This article examines the implications of common ownership for competition in India’s increasingly oligopolistic markets. It assesses whether the existing material-influence framework adequately captures the […]
Simar Aneja Abstract: The 130th Constitutional Amendment Bill mandates removal of ministers detained for thirty days butstays silent on back pay upon reappointment following acquittal. This paper argues such removalfunctions as a […]
Akriti Lamba Abstract: Transgender communities have existed in India from times immemorial. However, the 2026 Amendment limits the definition of “transgender person”, limiting which communities can claim protection under the law. This […]
Sr. Adv. Diya Kapur, senior advocate at the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court, moderates a panel of Prof. (Dr.) Arul George Scaria, court-appointed amicus curiae in the case, Prof. (Dr.) […]
Sanidhya Kapoor Abstract: This piece argues that the Transgender Amendment Act, 2026 undermines its own aim owing to the drafting inconsistencies in Section 18. The narrow ‘against the will’ standard fails to […]
Ishita Sharma Abstract: Meta’s smart glasses make covert filming ordinary. This article argues the harm is gender-based violence, rather than a privacy breach. Covert-filming law protects only concealment already secured, reaching a […]
Suvarna Mandal & Mohamed Thahir Sulaiman Abstract: India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 seek to support India’s role in the global digital economy. […]
Riya Yadav Source: Magnific Abstract: Indian judiciary operates under a single constitutional mandate but rests on a fragmented financial base, with states funding the overwhelming share of court expenditure, this creates significant […]
Karan Laddha Source: Art UK Abstract: This piece examines whether Speakers can adjudicate upon disqualification petitions under the Tenth Schedule while a notice for their removal is pending. It argues that Articles […]
Krishna Dube Abstract: The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 retains the near-absolute exclusion of confessions made to, or in the custody of, the police, reflecting concernings regarding custodial coercion. This article argues that […]
