Shraddha Chaudhary Plagued by systemic flaws and mistakes of the past, the Bill aims to address the symptoms of trafficking, rather than the disease itself India is deeply embroiled in the trafficking […]
Band-Aid on a Septic Wound: The Anti-Trafficking Bill, 2018
The High Flying Shopper: IndiGo’s Woes
Ambarin Munir Khambati After a series of flawed policy decisions, India’s high-flying airline has come to a grinding halt. At a time when the successful domestic carrier IndiGo plans to go international, […]
Privacy & Transparency as Complementary Rights: Inadequacies in the proposed amendments to the RTI Act
Sayan Bhattacharya By leaving essential terms undefined and placing a higher burden to disclose personal information, the amendments proposed by the Srikrishna Committee are defeating the purpose of a right to privacy […]
THE POVERTY LINE: AN INSTRUMENT OF INDIAN POLITICS (2/2)
Mrinali Komandur Quantification of Poverty helps preserve status quo and protect existing hierarchies This is the second post in a two part series. Read the first post here. Responding to pressure that […]
The Poverty Line: An Instrument of Indian Politics (1/2)
Mrinali Komandur The implicit assumptions in the method adopted to arrive at the Poverty Line, appear designed to arrive at findings that match the ideological proclivities of those in power India has […]
Of Bullets & Ballots: Impact of Pakistan’s General Elections on India (2/2)
Almas Shaikh Although the change in power in Pakistan will undoubtedly trigger an evolution in Indo-Pak relations, there can be no certainty about the trajectory it will take This is the 2nd […]
Of Bullets & Ballots: An Analysis of the General Elections in Pakistan (1/2)
Aditya Prasanna Bhattacharya Tearing the veil of Imran Khan’s success reveals the active role played by the military in PTI’s victory. With their pervasive influence in politics, the army continues to blur […]
Formulating a Correct approach to Public Policy for Foreign Arbitral Awards (2/2)
Ganesh A. Khemka Not every violation of municipal law must be deemed to be either “patently illegal” or contravening public policy. This is the second post in a two part series. Click here to […]
Of Public Policy and Foreign Arbitral Awards: The Venture Global Dispute (1/2)
Ganesh A. Khemka The court in Venture, failed to appreciate or assess the nature of the mandatory law, or assess impact of its violation This is the first post in a two […]
The curious case of AMU: A Minority Institution or a Public University?
Abhay Kishore The Aligarh Muslim University is not and was never intended to be a minority institution. Therefore, a denial of reservations in AMU is simply a fraud on the constitution. Ram […]
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