Anushka Garg and Keshav Malpani Introduction On December 26, 2019, the SEBI formally introduced the regulations with respect to whistleblower’s conduct and protection by adding Chapter IIIA to SEBI (Prohibition of Insider […]
SEBI’s Attempt to Blow the Whistle on Insiders
Predicting the Indian Economy’s Rate of Growth in 2020-21
Prof. Arun Kumar What will Indian Economy’s rate of growth be in 2020-21 given the present lockdown? Evidence of a stalled economy are all around –unemployed workers, closed shops, factories and offices, […]
The Legitimacy of Indian Intelligence Agencies
Ishwar Singh The Indian state should enact specific legislation for these intelligence agencies laying down their mandates, powers and proper procedure. After the end of the Cold War, rose a multi-polar world […]
COVID19-XVI: Analyzing the Suspension of fresh insolvency filings under IBC
Ankesh Kumar and Shefali Chawla This is the 16th part of our COVID-19 Series Introduction As the world continues to battle this pandemic contagion, a slew of measures is being taken by […]
COVID19-XV: A Case for Universal Basic Income in Post-COVID India
Noel Therattil This is the 15th post of our COVID-19 Series. A globalized and financially unequal world has left millions across the world unemployed, undone years of poverty alleviation and has left […]
Revisiting the Ossification Test Under the Juvenile Justice Act
Shubhankar Tiwari The current method for the determination of age under the Juvenile Justice Act—the ossification test—is flawed. INTRODUCTION It is beyond a shadow of a doubt that ‘age determination’ has been […]
COVID19-XIV: The Business of Online Delivery, Delivery Boys and the Pandemic
Dhananjay Dutta Shrimali and Aditya Krishna The online delivery companies are completely unmindful of the results of putting the deliverymen at unnecessary risk of infection during the times of the pandemic, while […]
COVID19-XIII: The Rights of the ‘Dead’ in a Pandemic
Ritika Goyal and Smriti Shukla This post is Part-13 of Our COVID-19 series The outbreak of the COVID-19 and the increasing death toll, has taken us to a puzzling issue: whether rights […]
Mandatory Listing of Shares Having Superior Voting Rights
Tanuj Agarwal The mandatory listing of shares having superior voting rights raises certain concerns with respect to start-ups, hostile takeovers, and corporate governance. The Ministry of Finance, through its notification dated 19th […]
Following China’s Footsteps on Online Censorship: Right Move Forward for India?
Ayushi Thakur What are the implications of India following the China model in the proposed amendment to the IT [Intermediary Guidelines(Amendment) Rules] 2018. INTRODUCTION Recently, the Indian government proposed changes to the […]
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