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 […]
Omissive discrimination by the 2026 Act: The triumph of the medical model and the overlooked imprints of Jane Kaushik
AI Training and Copyright: Podcast with Adarsh Ramanujan in the Symposium on OpenAI v ANI
Shauryaveer Chaudhry & Shreya Banchhor In this episode of the LSPR Podcast, Shreya Banchhor and Shauryaveer Chaudhry sit down with Mr. Adarsh Ramanujan, the amicus curiae in the ANI Media v. OpenAI […]
Rethinking Proportionality in Antitrust Penalty Determination for Digital Markets: The Nexus Test
Neelambera Sandeepan & Rohan Zaveri Abstract: This article examines Apple’s Delhi High Court challenge to India’s global-turnover penalty framework, tracing tension with Excel Crop Care’s proportionality doctrine in digital markets, and proposes […]
What the Camera Already Knew: Cinema, Representation, Transgender Dignity, Legal Recognition and the Battle for Self-Perception Under the 2026 Act
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 […]
Symposium on OpenAI v. ANI: “Create, Copy, Disrupt” in the Age of AI with Prashant Reddy T.
Shauryaveer Chaudhry & Aastha Nayak Hosted by Aastha Nayak and Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Senior Editors at the Law School Policy Review, this podcast examines India’s intellectual property framework. The discussion draws on Prashant […]
The Medicalisation and State-Gatekeeping of Transgender Identity: A Critique of the Transgender Person (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026
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 […]
Podcast with Prof. Anton Zimmermann
Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Devang Pandey, Izzuddin Qasam and Shreyansh In this episode of the Law School Policy Review podcast, Shauryaveer, Devang, Izzuddin and Shreyansh speak with Professor Anton Zimmermann of Heidelberg University on […]
The Court Without a State: Is the “Supreme Court of World Sport” Truly Supreme?
Yash Pathak & Hussain Hashmi Abstract: This article argues that CAS’ jurisdiction remains fundamentally contractual, while the exercise of its authority remains constrained by mandatory public law. Examining recent Swiss and European […]
Podcast with Ujjwal Sharma and Vedika Mittal: Personality Rights in the Age of Deepfakes
Aastha Nayak & Vinayak Kedia Ujjwal Sharma and Vedika Mittal speak with LSPR Editors Aastha Nayak and Vinayak Kedia about the improvised architecture underneath India’s personality rights, a body of law built […]
Beyond Material Influence: Common Ownership & India’s Oligopolistic Markets
Tanya Sara George & Siya Deshmukh Abstract: This article examines the implications of common ownership for competition in India’s increasingly oligopolistic markets. It assesses whether the existing material-influence framework adequately captures the […]