Siddhant Ranjan & Kartikey Gaur The Ordinance to amend the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897 highlights the need to bring back discourse on the Draft Bill criminalizing violence against healthcare workers Doctors are […]
Ritika Goyal Introduction The recent COVID-19 crisis has also had a disturbing effect on an increase in incidents of racial discrimination against North-East Indians are rising too. They are being forcefully evicted […]
Sanjoy Ghose “Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are.” ― Benjamin Franklin Having argued and lost one of independent India’s handful of challenges […]
Ishwar Singh The Indian state should enact specific legislation for these intelligence agencies laying down their mandates, powers and proper procedure. After the end of the Cold War, rose a multi-polar world […]
Noel Therattil This is the 15th post of our COVID-19 Series. A globalized and financially unequal world has left millions across the world unemployed, undone years of poverty alleviation and has left […]
Shubhankar Tiwari The current method for the determination of age under the Juvenile Justice Act—the ossification test—is flawed. INTRODUCTION It is beyond a shadow of a doubt that ‘age determination’ has been […]
Dhananjay Dutta Shrimali and Aditya Krishna The online delivery companies are completely unmindful of the results of putting the deliverymen at unnecessary risk of infection during the times of the pandemic, while […]
Ritika Goyal and Smriti Shukla This post is Part-13 of Our COVID-19 series The outbreak of the COVID-19 and the increasing death toll, has taken us to a puzzling issue: whether rights […]
Ayushi Thakur What are the implications of India following the China model in the proposed amendment to the IT [Intermediary Guidelines(Amendment) Rules] 2018. INTRODUCTION Recently, the Indian government proposed changes to the […]
Shivam Mishra and Vanaj Vidyan A perspective of Privacy during a Pandemic at home and abroad. This is 12th piece in our COVID19 Series INTRODUCTION On April 18, the number of people […]
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