*Adhya Pandey and Navdha Sharma (Source:Mint) The article examines the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, situating it within the frameworks of settler colonialism, capitalist governance, and majoritarian nationalism. It argues that the Amendment […]
*Saksham Agrawal, Jairaj Singh Basur, Arush Sarma (Source:Wikipedia) This article critiques India’s recently introduced Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025. It argues it is both unconstitutional and ineffective. The Act […]
*Ayishath Zainaba (Editor) and Mrigank Jain (Observer) In this episode, Professor Samararatne delves into the intricacies of Comparative Constitutional Studies within the Global South as opposed to simply from the Global South. […]
*Aastha Nayak, Bala Yamini, and Diya Ranjith Criminal law crafted in the crucible of public outrage presents a fundamental challenge to legal systems. What happens when a government’s swift legislative response to […]
*Sheetal Mahek Routray and Aastha Nayak (Source:Sarmient) This article critically examines a recent Supreme Court of India (hereinafter, ‘SC’) ruling, permitting secretly recorded spousal conversations in matrimonial disputes, a significant intrusion into […]
The Right to Privacy in Employee Monitoring * Pragya Mittal (Source:NueroLeadership Institute) This article studies the growing trend of unchecked workplace surveillance in both private and public sector, highlighting its conflict with […]
* Shourya Shekhar (Source:Business Standard) As generative AI models rapidly evolve, they increasingly depend on large-scale text and data inputs, often drawn from copyrighted content. Yet, Indian copyright law offers no explicit […]
*Shirin Khajuria (Source:Adobe Stock images) The Mediation Act of 2023, promotes mediation as a successful dispute resolution process by emphasising institutional mediation, establishment of a regulatory council and making the mediated settlement […]
*Diksha Sanyal (Source:IndiaFilings) This piece examines the growing use of live in relationship agreements in India, which are informal notarised documents couples use to navigate the uncertain legal status of non-marital cohabitation. […]
*Aastha Nayak and Jairaj Singh Basur Spirit possession, a phenomenon often relegated to folklore or religious belief, carries surprisingly complex and often overlooked legal and social implications, particularly in diverse cultural contexts. […]
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