Divas Upadhyay Abstract: Article 28 of the Indian Constitution provides for a bar against religious instruction in educational institutions. The Supreme Court in Aruna Roy v. Union of India (‘Aruna Roy’) upheld […]
Suryansh Kumar Verma Source: Credits: A protest against the transgender rights bill passed in Parliament, in Mumbai, India, March 25, 2026. © 2026 AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool Abstract: This article argues that India’s […]
Parushni Jathar & Devanshi V Kasnia Source: Credits: Thane Pride Protest on April 16th, 2026 Abstract: Omissive discrimination emerged in Jane Kaushik V. Union of India as a recourse to the fallacious […]
Tanvi Kishore Source: Arunesh Blog, “Regressive Bill Insults Trans People, Pushes India Decades Back”, available at https://aruneshblog.com/regressive-bill-insults-trans-people-pushes-india-decades-back/. Abstract: This piece reads the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026 through the […]
Simmi Parihar & Darshit Agarwal Source: Arunesh Blog, “Regressive Bill Insults Trans People, Pushes India Decades Back”, available at https://aruneshblog.com/regressive-bill-insults-trans-people-pushes-india-decades-back/. Abstract: The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026, tends to […]
Shreya Banchhor, Arunav Ghosh, Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Devang Pandey & Siddhi Shrivastava Members of the Editorial Board at the Law School Policy Review — Shreya Banchhor, Arunav Ghosh, Devang Pandey, Siddhi Shrivastava, and […]
Arunav Ghosh and Shreyansh Arunav Ghosh and Shreyansh, members of the Editorial Board at the Law School Policy Review, sit down with Dr. Vijay Prashad, historian, journalist, and Executive Director of Tricontinental: […]
Shreya Banchhor, Jairaj Singh Basur, and Siddhi Srivastava. Note: This podcast was recorded prior to the judgements in Andrabi & Tasleem, which have looked at Najeeb differently. Shreya Banchhor, Jairaj Singh Basur, […]
Shauryaveer Chaudhry and Devang Pandey Shauryaveer Chaudhry and Devang Pandey, members of the Editorial Board at the Law School Policy Review, host Professor Shubhankar Dam, a distinguished constitutional law scholar and Chair […]
Jyotika Randhawa* and Deepika Kinhal** The Indian Judiciary is notorious for being slow-moving not only in the disposal of cases but also in the adoption of reforms. The article illustrates that new […]
