Lakshya Singla The Draft National Education Policy takes us one step forward but two steps back as its recommendations do not bear any potential to bring lasting reform to legal education in India […]
Raising the Bar: A Critique of The Draft NEP in relation to Legal Education
The Jet Order: First Step towards Cooperation in Cross-Border Insolvency
Shiren Panjolia The NCLAT order lays down the foundation stone for the cooperation with other jurisdictions in the matters pertaining to insolvency resolution. But will it be enough to foster a robust […]
The Surrogacy Bill: An Ill-Conceived Attempt
Mayur Kulkarni By narrowly defining the essential terms and over criminalization the bill fails to provide both holistic rights and enforceable remedies. The Lok Sabha recently passed the Surrogacy Regulation Bill 2019, […]
The Kashmir Order: A ‘Paradise’ of Nuances
Kashish Makkar In the midst of the political frenzy surrounding the Kashmir issue, we analyse the procedural validity of the Kashmir Order in this article. While the unprecedented preparations by the Union […]
Safeguarding Constitutional Values in Troubled Times : LSPR in Conversation with Dr. Faizan Mustafa
Prannv Dhawan and Devansh Kaushik speak with Dr. Faizan Mustafa, Vice-Chancellor of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, in an exclusive interview for LSPR. LSPR sought the noted academic’s views on a diverse […]
The Question of Climate Refugees: Does India Need a Legal Framework?
Rongeet Poddar The increasing threat of climate change and environmental disasters must be tackled in a holistic manner through active collaboration within the international community. At the domestic level, it is necessary […]
Beyond ‘Jugaad’: A Proposal for a National Court(s) of Appeal (Part I)
Harsh Tiwari In order to achieve a reduction in the pendency of cases and a return to the Supreme Court’s original role as a final appellate court, a national court(s) of appeal […]
Fate of Assets of a Company Dissolved under Section 248
Srijan Srivastava It is essential to have a legislative framework that gives clarity on the ownership of the properties and assets of the company whose name has been struck-off. In a country like […]
Prudential Framework for Stressed Assets: The Road Ahead
Aditya Jain The new RBI Framework on Stressed Assets has resolved many infirmities of the February 12 RBI Circular, but will this be sufficient to make it practical? There has been a […]
The Three Language Formula: Understanding the Context of Contest
Mansi Gupta and Jay Bhaskar Sharma The controversy over the three language formula has ensued with the introduction of the draft NEP 2019. Does this transgression of autonomy of states provide a […]
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