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-XI: Aarogya Setu- The False Dichotomy between Health and Privacy
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, […]
COVID19-VIII: The Government’s Bizarre Attempt to Aid the Poor: (Un)Resolved Issues?
Prince Todi The Government’s desperate effort of mandating payment of full wages in times of complete business inactivity may exacerbate the growth prospects of employers. This is the 8th post of our […]
Conducting court proceedings on Zoom is a disaster in the making
Aryan Ahmed Multiple courts ignoring the glaring cyber-security flaws of the application puts the judicial system of the country at risk Under the lockdown, many courts have taken innovative steps to ensure […]
COVID19-VII: ‘Testing’ Against Goodhart’s Test: Is India Gaming The Virus?
Shivangi Mishra Did we forget Goodhart’s law in our fight against the pandemic? This is the 7th post of our COVID-19 Series. An emergency tests a Government’s response to unforeseen situations and […]
Land Acquisition: Tracing Surreal Interpretations To Judicial Legislations
Sankalp Udgata & Hetal Doshi The fallacies of statutory interpretation in the Land Acquisition judgment All land belongs to the people until someone encircles a piece of land and calls it his. […]
Manual Scavenging : An Endless Cycle of False Promises & Failed Policies
Ayush Mehta & Navya Bhandari A critical analysis of the Indian legal scenario & suggestions for reform In India, manual scavengers’ search for dignity and basic rights has still not ended. […]
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