Kumar Mangalam and Amit Kumar Section 66A of Information Technology Act, 2000 is still haunting the freedom of speech and expression in the country after being declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court […]
Section 66A: An Unending Saga of Misuse and Harassment
Transforming Business and Human Rights Paradigm of Transnational Investment
Dr. Kinnari Bhatt Corporations should give due consideration to long term risk analysis and engender a corporate mindset that prefers sustainability over a race to the bottom through economic exploitation of the […]
The Disabilities in the Law on Disability
Aanchal Bhateja Forcing persons with disabilities to fight legal battles for their entitlements is not only against critical morality, but also against constitutional morality. The system ought not to subject such persons […]
Mandatory Death Penalty under the Atrocities Act, 1989
Anmol Jain Every death penalty case before the court deals with a human life that enjoys certain constitutional protections and if life is to be taken away, then the process must adhere […]
How Dalit Resistance in its various forms is breaking down Modi’s image
Karthikeyan Damodaran Dalits have become increasingly assertive in their fight against Hindutva forces, heralding a change in the nation’s mood. A couple of years ago when discussing about the 2019 Lok […]
Easing Regulatory Constraints: A Panacea to Female Labour Force Participation Rate?
Surbhi Ghai Protective legislation for females, with their stereotyped perceptions, are inhibiting their labour force participation rates. They must be revamped. The female labour force participation rate (FLPR) in India has continued […]
National Mineral Policy 2019: Beyond Buzzwords
Prof. Dr. Roopa Madhav The National Mineral Policy 2019 is a testament to the general approach of policymaking in India: Confused and Unimaginative. The National Mineral Policy (NMP) 2019 is a mixed bag. […]
Vocalising Queer Rights
Prannv Dhawan speaks with LGBTQ Rights Activist Anish Gawande in an exclusive Q&A for LSPR. This post is the 10th Installment to Law School Policy Review’s Election Series, 2019. Anish Gawande is […]
Jet, Set, Gone?
Binit Agrawal Does an employee buyout of the distressed airline make sense? Once India’s largest airline, Jet Airways has now ceased all its operations. Saddled with a huge debt, unprofitable operations and […]
Deconstructing The Sabarimala Dissent (3/3): Overcoming Multicultural Vulnerability through Transformative Accommodation
Tanishk Goyal, Naman Agarwal and Rishabh Singh Moving from the redundant ERP Test to the twin principles of the CVT and the theory of transformative accommodation could go a long way, in […]
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