Dhananjay Dutta Shrimali and Lokendra Singh Chouhan Central Government is planning to come up with a draft policy for All India Judicial Service ridden with some problem, which makes it another form […]
All India Judicial Service: A Policy Critique
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Dual Regulation of Co-operative Banks- A Constitutional and Policy Analysis
Bharat Harne Analysing the judgement in Pandurang Ganpati Chaugule v Vishwasrao Patil Murgud Sahakari Bank Ltd The Supreme Court (‘Court’) on 5th May in Pandurang Ganpati Chaugule v Vishwasrao Patil Murgud Sahakari […]
Is popular culture’s protest tide a movement or a moment?
Ifra Shams Ansari A “cultural divide” can lead to a “political divide”. Certain years in history evoke images of mass demonstrations and revolutionary ferment but the year 2019 will go down in […]
The Unconstitutionality of Section 67 of the Information Technology Act: Part II
Is it becoming the new Section 66A? Madhurika Durge and Karan Kamath Click here for part I Brave New Words Section 66A of the Act was struck down in Shreya Singhal v. […]
The Unconstitutionality of Section 67 of the Information Technology Act: Part I
Is it becoming the new Section 66A? Madhurika Durge and Karan Kamath One of the objectives of legislating the Information Technology Act, 2000 (“Act”) was to deter and punish crimes like voyeurism […]
Police Brutality – It is Time To Rethink
Krishnavarna C S There exists a need to address the issue of police brutality globally With the global community condemning the unfortunate death of George Floyd at the hands of police officers, […]
Countering Fake News During Elections: A Need For Legal Reforms
Mahima Chhabrani Dissemination of fake news on social media is posing a threat on free and fair elections, a fundamental tenet of democracy in India. Introduction Fake news, misinformation, false news are terms that […]
COVID19-XXIV: The IBC (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020: A Well Stuffed Cushion Against The Economic Blow
Shreya Dagar and Rishabh Kumar This is the 24th post of our COVID19 series With a nation-wide lockdown in force, corporate concerns are facing the brunt of the economic fallout caused by […]
Patient’s Right to be Discharged
Nikita Aggarwal Hospitals cannot hold patients hostage over unpaid bills Recently, A hospital in Madhya-Pradesh tied an 80-years-old man to a hospital bed over alleged non-payment of hospital dues by his relatives. […]
Growing Opaqueness of Virtual Hearings and the ‘Open Court’ Ideal
Karan Tripathi If it has never been said more often, so it shall be repeated – ‘Not only must justice be done, it must also be seen to be done.’ From the […]
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