Ashwini Vittalachar (Partner), Pragya Sharma (Senior Associate), and Drishti Ranjan (Associate) at SAMVAD Partners* India’s gaming industry, with over 500 million users, stands at a pivotal moment as it integrates user protection […]
Professor Satvinder S. Juss, Phd (Cantab), FRSA* Source: Economic and Political Weekly This article examines the forced displacement of the Chagossian people through the lens of coercive colonial legalism. It focuses on […]
Chen Siyuan & Joel Ko* Source: International Arbitration Resources The Indian arbitration regime has been under constant fire for inefficient and protracted proceedings. Recently, the SIAC 2025 rules were released, marking a […]
Anjana Palamand* Source: Education Nest Principles of natural justice ensure fairness during inquires conducted under the PoSH Act. However, applying them very strictly without considering the factual intricacies of the case can […]
Paulo Ilich Bacca* Source: Courtesy of Edwin Ceballos – Archive of the University of the Pastos and Quillasingas Peoples. A travel chronicle through the mountains of Nariño, a department located in southwest […]
Dr. Max Steuer* Source : BBC This contribution offers introductory reflections on the tentative impacts of the jurisdiction’s size on constitutional court performance in the context of de-democratisation. To do so, it […]
KV Kailash Ramanathan* Source : IPleaders In State of Punjab vs Davinder Singh, the Supreme Court while upholding the Constitutionality of sub classification in reservation, treats Articles 15(4) and 16(4) as a […]
Anirud Raghav* Source : LinkedIn The Supreme Court’s judgment in Authorized Officer v. Shanmughavelu adds confusion to Section 74 jurisprudence on penalties. It artificially distinguishes between general forfeitures and earnest deposits without […]
Prakhar Ganguly* In this opinion piece, the author examines the recent controversy surrounding remarks by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud on “divine intervention” in the Ram Janmabhoomi/Babri Masjid judgment. The author addresses criticisms […]
Sarthak Sahoo* The Constitution of India is routinely amended. Occasionally, a constitutional court will render such amendments unconstitutional. In that case, if the amendment purported to change the text of the Constitution, […]
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