Dr. Deborshi Barat* While artificial intelligence (AI) relies on the availability of vast datasets, the legality of using copyrighted material and/or protected personal information is unclear. Accordingly, this note explores the possibility […]
Building Artificial Intelligence with ‘Artificial’ Data: Fake it Until You Make it? (Part II)
Building Artificial Intelligence with ‘Artificial’ Data: Fake it Until You Make it? (Part I)
Dr. Deborshi Barat* While artificial intelligence (AI) relies on the availability of vast datasets, the legality of using copyrighted material and/or protected personal information is unclear. Accordingly, this note explores the possibility […]
Commitments: Shutting the Doors to Private Enforcement?
Shashank Mehrotra * This analysis explores the dichotomy between public and private enforcement of competition law, highlighting their distinct roles in safeguarding market dynamics. Focusing on India’s commitment mechanism within its competition […]
Navigating The Impact of Cape Town Convention: Indian Aviation Sector
Garv Arora* & Ananya Badaya** The paper examines the inadequacies of India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in addressing the complexities of the aviation sector, particularly concerning lessors’ rights during insolvency proceedings. […]
The De-democratization of Urban Local Governance
Dr. Stéphanie Tawa Lama* Credit-ET Government The 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendment Acts (CAA) of India, hailed for their intent to democratize local governance, offered promises of expanded political participation, reserved seats […]
Transition timelines for an effective data protection regime
Sohini Banerjee* and Anmol Bharuka** The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 does not define any clear transition periods for its implementation. In this article, we explore the significance of transition periods […]
Uncertainty of Abortion: A Case Comment on X v Union of India
Aravind Sundar* The case commentary on ‘X v Union of India’ scrutinizes the contradictory approaches within India’s abortion jurisprudence, navigating between statutory limitations and judicial interpretations favoring reproductive autonomy. The Medical Termination […]
Plight of Rohingya Muslims & Stubborn India in Accepting Jus Cogen Norm of Non-Refoulement
Dr. Avinash Kumar* & Kaustubh Kumar** Credit-South China Morning Post This paper explores India’s stance on Rohingya refugees, specifically its reluctance to acknowledge the jus cogens norm of non-refoulement. Examining the pivotal […]
Are We There? Inheritance, Women, and Justice
Vibhum Shgaum* This paper examines the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, regarding women’s inheritance rights. While the Act seemingly promotes gender equality in property rights, it indirectly perpetuates discrimination in inheritance mechanisms. It […]
Examining the Predicament: State-Granted Amnesties Versus ICC Prosecution for Human Right Violations
Ishita Chandra* This article extensively explores the contentious issue of whether amnesties granted for severe human rights violations can obstruct International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutions. It navigates the complexities of balancing justice […]