Law School Policy Review
LSPR is an online law and policy platform run by students of the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. We aim to use our legal expertise and analytical skills to present novel arguments on domestic and international issues that affect our daily lives.
Founded in May 2018, LSPR was started with the objective of creating an open-access online platform to generate discourse on law and policy — of which there is a noticeable lack at the university level in India. We cover areas as wide as public law, foreign affairs, economics, jurisprudence, politics, and more. A number of eminent individuals have contributed to our blog, whose writings can be viewed here. We also host the Axes of Difference Column — a space for analysing law and policy through an intersectional, critical perspective. LSPR is the successor to the Critical Twenties Blog, founded by Dr. Arghya Sengupta in 2010.
We are frequently cited across platforms and academic journals in India and abroad, including The Diplomat, The Print, Firstpost, Vice, Voelkerrechtsblog, SCC Online, Mondaq, Modern Diplomacy, Independent Australia, Social Change Journal and The Indian Journal of Law and Technology. Our articles have been cross-posted on LiveLaw and The Eleventh Column, featured on global academic resource compendiums, and in legislative notes circulated among Members of the Indian Parliament.
Anant Joshi
B.A. LL.B. ’28
My interests include commercial law and empirical approaches to the law. In my free time, I like to cycle, run, and imagine Sisyphus happy.
Mohit Meena
B.A. LL.B. ’28
I carry an interest in Competition and IP Law. In my free time, I can be found enjoying badminton, non-fiction, and video games.
Saksham Agrawal
B.A. LL.B. ’28
My interests include competition, international, and sports law. When I’m not writing, I can be found (rarely) celebrating or (mostly) lamenting the performance of my favorite team, Manchester United.
Uday Dabas
B.A. LL.B. ’28
My interests include white collar crime, music and butter chicken.
Tvesha Chauhan
B.A. LL.B. ’29
I’m interested in the intersection of private law and public policy. In my free time, I like to obsess over fashion and food I cannot afford.
Shreya Banchhor
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests include international law, socio-legal theory, alongside various kinds of ramen, and Murakami books.
Mohamed Thahir Sulaiman
B.A. LL.B. ’28
My interests include corporate law, international law and technology law.
Aastha Nayak
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests include human rights, environmental law and public policy.
Pranav Mittal
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests lie in commercial laws and public policy.
Arunav Ghosh
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests include legal theory and public law.
Shashwat Shankar
B.A. LL.B. ’29
I’m interested in law’s intersections with economics and political institutions; alongside criminal jurisprudence.
Jairaj Singh Basur
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests include arbitration and constitutional law.
Shauryaveer Chaudhry
B.A. LL.B. ’29
I have a keen interest in sports law, cyber law, and competition law. I love test cricket more than anything and I skip the gym in my free time.
Aanya Dhandharia
B.A. LL.B. ’29
My interests lie in Financial Crimes, Criminal Justice and Human Rights. In my free time, I can be found doomscrolling or sleeping.
Arghav B. Choudhury
B.A. (Hons.) ’28/29
I’m deeply interested in the intersection of history and law. I’m interested in understanding legal historical documentation and the ‘modern’ state.
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