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 […]
Mandatory Listing of Shares Having Superior Voting Rights
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 […]
Taxation of Investment Income in India: In pursuit of macroeconomic objectives
Suranjali Tandon The ideal taxation of financial markets is a difficult matter but is quite often the pre-occupation of experts. In principle, an exemplary system would be one that is neutral and […]
The 2020 USCIRF Report on India
Angshuman Chaudhary The American watchdog doesn’t have good things to say about religious freedom in India. It is even talking sanctions. On 29 April, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom […]
COVID19-XII: Privacy in a Pandemic- Myriad Questions, No one to answer
Shivam Mishra and Vanaj Vidyan A perspective of Privacy during a Pandemic at home and abroad. This is 12th piece in our COVID19 Series INTRODUCTION On April 18, the number of people […]
COVID19-XI: Aarogya Setu- The False Dichotomy between Health and Privacy
Devansh Kaushik The Aarogya Setu in its current form vitiates Right to Privacy under Article 21. A “Data Trust” would be an appropriate policy intervention to satisfy the test under Puttaswamy, as […]
COVID19-X: A Glorious Failure of Chinese Laws and Policies (Part II)
Rajat Sharma and Navya Bhandari The COVID-19 outbreak is a result of the Chinese Government’s failure to address crucial factors concerning wildlife protection laws, and the botched response by Communist Party officials. […]
COVID19-X: A Glorious Failure of Chinese Laws and Policies (Part I)
Rajat Sharma and Navya Bhandari The COVID-19 outbreak is a result of the Chinese Government’s failure to address crucial factors concerning wildlife protection laws, and the botched response by Communist Party officials. […]
COVID19-IX: Rights of Prisoners During a Pandemic
Akash Anurag and Aniket Raj State governments have failed to protect the rights of prisoners during the COVID-19 outbreak, causing a humanitarian crisis. This is the 9th post of our COVID-19 series. […]
Production of Evidence by the Accused at the Pre-charge Stage: A Right or a Mini-trial?
Aditendra Singh Contrary to the general understanding of the scheme of the Code of Criminal Procedure, if the accused has any material that, if produced at the stage of framing of charges, […]
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