Kashish Makkar In the midst of the political frenzy surrounding the Kashmir issue, we analyse the procedural validity of the Kashmir Order in this article. While the unprecedented preparations by the Union […]
Mansi Gupta and Jay Bhaskar Sharma The controversy over the three language formula has ensued with the introduction of the draft NEP 2019. Does this transgression of autonomy of states provide a […]
Dr.Niranjanaradhya.V.P. At the outset, it is problematic to call it as a draft National Policy on Education (‘draft report’). It is only a report submitted by a committee, constituted by the Union […]
Aanchal Bhateja Forcing persons with disabilities to fight legal battles for their entitlements is not only against critical morality, but also against constitutional morality. The system ought not to subject such persons […]
Karthikeyan Damodaran Dalits have become increasingly assertive in their fight against Hindutva forces, heralding a change in the nation’s mood. A couple of years ago when discussing about the 2019 Lok […]
Surbhi Ghai Protective legislation for females, with their stereotyped perceptions, are inhibiting their labour force participation rates. They must be revamped. The female labour force participation rate (FLPR) in India has continued […]
Prannv Dhawan speaks with LGBTQ Rights Activist Anish Gawande in an exclusive Q&A for LSPR. This post is the 10th Installment to Law School Policy Review’s Election Series, 2019. Anish Gawande is […]
Bhargavi S. Rao Karnataka now holds a global position for one of the largest solar parks spreading across nearly 13,000 acres in its eastern district Tumkur. Pavagada, the taluk that pops out […]
Dr. Mala Kapur Shanakardass With almost eight million people in India to be affected by Alzheimer’s Disease by 2030, it is imminent to manage the disease and improve the quality of life […]
Sumit Chatterjee Any law which seeks to criminalise rough sleeping, begging in public, loitering in the streets and other such conduct is problematic as it perpetuates a vicious cycle of poverty and […]
