Bharat Harne and Sarthak Wadhwa Prof. (Dr.) Gagandeep Kang is currently a Professor at the Christian Medical College, Vellore. Her research, among other things, focuses on viral infections. In 2019, she became […]
‘Immune escape or increased transmissibility’: In Conversation with Prof. (Dr.) Gagandeep Kang
Bad Bank: A Good Idea?
Indra Kumar Lahoti This article analyses the merits of the Government of India’s initiative to tackle the country’s non-performing assets (‘NPA’) crisis via the use of a ‘bad bank’. Introduction Finance Minister […]
Ensuring Fairness in Administrative Action
Kartik Garg Judicial checks are insufficient in ensuring fairness as they are conveniently ignored by the executive. The article argues for the need to have additional legislative and executive checks to safeguard […]
From Podium To Policy: The Impending Olympics & Queer Rights in Japan
Rishav Devrani, Poojan Bulani This article delves into the current status of queer rights in Japan in light of the Tokyo Olympics, 2021. The hue and cry by advocates and activists had […]
Empowering City Administration: Addressing India’s Problem with its Urban Local Leadership
Sharun Salvi & Lokesh Soni This article analyses the issues plaguing India’s local urban governance, abstracting from the wider context of the COVID-19 pandemic, and proposes a new model to re-conceptualize how […]
The SSR case: A missed call on posthumous personality rights?
Tanuj Sharma The lack of adequate protection of posthumous personality rights for celebrities is an existing threat to not only their privacy but also their family members. This article analyses the case […]
Situating Financial Institutions’ Climate Metrics in the Indian Context
Nishant Sharma and Saurav Thampan The best time to act on climate change was decades ago, the next best time is now. Recently, acknowledging the financial impacts of climate change on investments, […]
A Tale of Two Proceedings: Revisiting the Intersection of Insolvency and Arbitration
Sanskar Modi, Vijpreet Pal This piece explores the interface between arbitration and insolvency proceedings, in light of arbitrability being limited to rights in personam and the rights in rem created by insolvency proceedings – by focusing […]
Cookies Crumbling: India Needs a Cookie Law
Sanjana Patnaik The article discusses the consequences of the lack of cookie law in India and highlights the need to formulate one in light of the legislative gaps to address the risk […]
Reading Workshop by Prof. Aishwary Kumar: Law School Workshop Series
Law School Workshop Series in collaboration with Savitri Phule Ambedkar Caravan, The Law and Society Committee and The Kautilya Society, NLSIU cordially invites you to a reading workshop on a Chapter by […]
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