Ishaan Bansal and Prannv Dhawan speak with Prof. Ashwini Deshpande, on the Supreme Court’s recent judgement invalidating 100% reservation in teaching posts for Scheduled Tribes in scheduled areas, and its implications on […]
Community Identity and Reservation: LSPR in Conversation with Ashwini Deshpande
Equalisation Levy 2.0 – Is It Constitutionally Valid
Jayesh Karnawat The amended Equalisation Levy has added to the woes of the e-commerce companies. Introduction Recently, the Finance Act 2020 radically amended the scope of equalisation levy. This Amendment, which was […]
Sardar Patel’s Tibet Letter was Short on Facts
Atul Bhardwaj An Analysis of the early years of Sino-India Relations. Sardar Patel’s famous, 7 November 1950 letter to Nehru on the situation in Tibet has been relied on to shift part […]
The Telegram Tale: Copyright and Trademark Infringement through Anonymous Piracy
Abhishek Iyer An Analysis of the Delhi High Court’s recent judgement in Jagran Prakashan Limited v. Telegram FZ LLC and the surrounding jurisprudence. Background The modern age of internet and online […]
COVID19-XXIII: Sports Sponsorship Contracts amidst Covid-19 : What lies ahead?
Dhanishta Mittal and Mustafa Rajkotwala This is the 23rd post of our COVID19 series. INTRODUCTION The Coronavirus pandemic has brought the sports industry to standstill, with major sporting events across the globe either […]
COVID19-XXII: Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs – Pitfalls and Suggestions
Arunima Vijay and Shubham Jain This is the 22nd post of our COVID19 series Introduction Ministry of Finance announced the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (“ECLGS”) (“Scheme”) to address the impact of […]
The Karnataka Agriculture Produce Market Committee (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 – A Decision Without Forethought
Jehosh Paul On 14 May 2020, the Government of Karnataka amended the Agriculture Produce Market Committee Act through the ordinance route. This Amendment was in line with the wave of other policy […]
COVID19-XXI:Violence Against Healthcare Workers: Rethinking The Present Indian Regime
Bhavisha Sharma This is the 21st post of our COVID19 series In Indore, two female healthcare workers were brutally attacked by the local residents when they attempted to conduct tests for suspected […]
Beyond #BlackLivesMatter: Embracing Progressive Intersectional Politics
Bhabani Shankar Nayak On 25 May, Derek Chauvin, a White American police officer, killed George Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was in broad daylight that Floyd pressed his knee on Floyd’s neck, like […]
PM-CARES fund and RTI ACT, 2005: Hide & Seek between Governance and Transparency?
Shruti Mishra and Riya Khanna Recently, the PMO refused to answer a query filed under the RTI Act, 2005 (hereinafter “the Act”) sparking a rage of commentary on whether the PMO’s refusal […]
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