Saumya Singh and Kriti Jain It has often been argued that child marriages under the PCMA should be declared void. This article analyses the arguments from both sides, and draws some important […]
Void or Voidable? On Child Marriages under the PCMA
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Indian Federal Structure – Cooperative or Combative?
Shivankar Sukul and Mudit Burad Analysing the Failing Cooperative Federalism in Fiscal Matters that we are seeing today When GST was first introduced in India, it was hailed as the “embodiment of […]
Healing our Angry World with Angrynomics: In Conversation with Prof. Mark Blyth
Binit Agrawal speaks with Prof. Mark Blyth on the rise of angry populism across the world and the solutions proposed by him in his book ‘Angrynomics’. Mark Blyth is a political economist […]
The “Right” to be in a Live-In Relationship
Sarthak Wadhwa This piece analyses how the High Court of Orissa departed from the heteronormative marriage-centric jurisprudence of ‘live-in relationships’ to allow a trans-man and a cis-woman to cohabit, and how it […]
Pre-Legislative Consultation Policy: LSPR in conversation with Anatraa Vasudev
Kopal Mital speaks with Antaraa Vasudev on various aspects of pre-legislative consultation policy. Antaraa Vasudev is founder of Civis, a non-profit organisation working in the field of pre-legislative consultation policy. It is […]
Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act: An Inadequate Care Regime
Kopal Mital A critique of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act (MWPSC), focusing on the inadequacy of social security system in India. Introduction The upcoming winter session of […]
Neoliberalism after COVID-19: Some Caution and Counter Arguments
Prof. Rashmi Venkatesan The beginning of the pandemic was surreal – the lockdowns turned bustling cities like New York into ghost towns, overrun hospitals and mounting casualties became the reality of rich […]
Options Before Muslims in ‘Hindu’ India
Hindu-Muslim unity is certainly needed for achieving our country’s goal of a cohesive and plural India, but Muslim leaders must ponder in what manner to go about the same.
The Inadequacy of the Transgender Persons Act to Tackle Workplace Discrimination
Shagun Bhargava A critique of the legislation’s understanding of discrimination and its inadequacy to tackle the lack of representation and discrimination in the workplace. The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 […]
Phishing – Examining Stakeholders’ Liability And Awareness in India
Akanksha Agrahari and Prerna Sengupta The existing framework fails to provide any preventive measures to generate awareness regarding phishing “Economic crimes committed via acts like phishing are public wrongs or crimes […]
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