Binit Agrawal speaks with journalist Vidya Krishnan in an exclusive interview for LSPR. Vidya Krishnan is a New Delhi-based journalist with 16 years of experience in covering public health in India. She […]
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The Politicisation of National Security
Patricia Mukhim “Every nation seeks to be the most powerful military and economic power and every other attempt to build a violence-free world fails at the altar of self interest.” This post […]
Impact of Kotak Committee Recommendations on Family Businesses In India
Khushi Maheshwari The recommendations of the Kotak Committee are very much a step in the desired direction with respect to transparency and corporate governance aspects; however, it would be difficult to implement […]
Book Review: Supreme Whispers
Eukti Garg There have been many authors who have written about the Supreme Court, its evolution, its criticism or just simply about the highlights of this great institution serving the nation but […]
Combating Injustice in the Arab World: In Conversation with Rachid Mesli
Binit Agrawal speaks with French Algerian human rights lawyer and activist Mr. Rachid Mesli in an exclusive interview for LSPR. Mr. Rachid Mesli is an Algerian criminal lawyer who has defended the […]
How just is the transition to solar?
Bhargavi S. Rao As the country moves forward advancing the solar parks there is a big risk of repeating the same mistake of ignoring environmental justice concerns. A careful path has to […]
Understanding the Amendments to Insider Trading Regulations, 2019
Aman Gupta “The implications and importance of changes brought under the Insider trading regulations are manifold, where the SEBI has taken the recourse to a stricter and accountability-oriented framework regime. Here, the […]
One Belt One Road and the Chinese Approach to International Law
Shubhangi Agarwalla OBOR is a perfect opportunity to undertake the task of critically engaging with non-western perspectives of international law. Much has been written about the One Belt One Road initiative (hereinafter […]
Politics of Employment: The Need for a Structural Shift
Saurabh Gupta The 2019 elections should involve a strong debate on which party has the better policy to bring a structural shift towards the manufacturing sector, to ensure sustained job creation. With […]
Kaizen # 4: Post-regulatory private sector employments and their corporate governance implications
Rohan Kohli There is an urgent need to take cognizance of the employment of former Regulators in the private sector, and respond with an appropriate policy intervention. This post is the 4th […]
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