The following are some of our notable Guest Posts (in no particular order).

Justice (retd.) A.K. Sikri (Former Judge of the Supreme Court of India): ‘Drawing the Line’

Mr. Vijay Gokhale (Former Foreign Secretary of India): ‘The Indian Ocean as a Region of Future Contestation ‘

Prof. Samuel Moyn (Henry R. Luce Professor of Jurisprudence at Yale Law School, United States): ‘The Case for Constraining Judicial Review‘

Prof. Tiju Thomas (Faculty at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras): ‘Deed of a Familial Association’ as a Putative Means to Affirm and Secure LGBT+ Families‘

Mr. Basil Oberholzer (Economist and Member of Parliament in Switzerland): ‘Relieving Developing Countries from the Threat of Capital Flight‘

Prof. Mary Lawlor (UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of Human Rights Defenders): ‘Situation of Human Rights Defenders during COVID-19: Proposals for a better future by the UN Special Rapporteur‘

Dr. Shruti Rajagopalan (Senior Research Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason University): The Economic Analysis of Law: In Conversation with Dr. Shruti Rajagopalan

Christopher Wanjek (US based science and health writer): ‘Who owns the Moon?‘

Dr. Elina Steinerte (Vice Chair of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions, Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights): ‘Arbitrary Deprivation of Liberty and the Pandemic‘

Dr. Tim McFarland (Research Fellow at the University of Queensland): ‘Autonomous Weapons and the Jus ad Bellum‘

Prof. Kent Roach (Prichard Wilson Chair in Law and Policy, University of Toronto): ‘Wrongful prosecutions and convictions‘

Senior Adv. Colin Gonsalves (Founder of Human Rights Law Network and Recipient of the Right Livelihood Prize): ‘In the People’s Interests’

Patricia Mukim (Padma Shri Awardee, Editor of the Shillong Times): The Politicisation of National Security

Sam Pitroda (Eminent technocrat, Former Adviser to the Prime Minister): ‘Reclaiming Policy for the People’

Faizan Mustafa (Vice-Chancellor, NALSAR Hyderabad): ‘Safeguarding Constitutional Values in Troubled Times’ 

Usha Ramanathan (Human right activist): ‘Rethinking the Republic’,

Arghya Sengupta (Director, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy): ‘Sharing Ayodhya’

Yamini Aiyar (President and Chief Executive of the Centre for Policy Research): ‘Efficient Public Service Delivery‘

Parth J Shah, (Founder President of the Centre for Civil Society) ‘India Urgently Needs a ‘National Repeal Laws Day

Angshuman Choudhury (Coordinator, South East Asia Research Programme at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies): ‘Understanding The Rohingya Case at the International Criminal Court’

Meenakshi Ganguly (South Asia Director of Human Rights Watch): ‘Defending Democracy & Human Rights in South Asia’

Dr. Aditya Sondhi (Former Additional Advocate General of Karnataka) ‘Taking Stock of the Bar and the Bench’

Siddharth Raja (Partner at Saakshya Law, Advocates): ‘History’s Travails and Tribulations: Sabarimala And the Recent Past’

Padmini Baruah (Robert F. Meaghar Fellow at The Fletcher School): ‘Zan aur Zameen: A Comparative Analysis of Muslim Women’s Right to Inherit Land in India and Pakistan’

Dr. Arpita Mukherjee (Professor, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations): ‘G20 and India: Decision Support System (DSS) for Pandemic COVID-19′

Sanjeev S. Ahluwalia (Advisor, Observer Research Foundation, Former Finance Secretary, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh):  ‘Unbundling State Effectiveness: Current Perspectives’

Nidhi Tambi (Public Policy and Government Relations Manager at Piramal Sarvajal): ‘Review of the DNA Technology (Use and Application) Regulation Bill, 2018‘

Dr. Aparna Mathur (Senior Economist, Council of Economic Advisers, White House): ‘Fixing the Labour Market: India’s Need For Better Data’

Arpitha Kodiveri (Hans Kelsen Fellow at the European University Institute): ‘Land Banks: Unsettled Law & Undetermined Rights’

Shantanu Narvane (Senior Associate at Herbert Smith Freehills): ‘An Interesting Question of Judicial Precedent’

Rachid Mesli (French Algerian human rights lawyer and activist): ‘Combating Injustice in the Arab World‘

Raavi Aggarwal (Researcher, Mercator Research Institute, Germany): ‘Are We Prepared for the Future of Work‘

Bhargavi S. Rao (Associate Director, Centre for Financial Accountability and Guest Faculty, University of Washington): ‘How Just is the Transition to Solar‘

Dr. Kinnari Bhatt (Senior Researcher, Erasmus School of Law, Netherlands): ‘Transforming Business and Human Rights Paradigm of Transnational Investment‘

Dr. (Prof.) Sadhana Kala (Chief Emeritus and Senior Surgical Consultant at Moolchand Medcity):  ‘The Dynamics of Organ Transplantation: Why IMA Must Step-up’

Rohit Naimpally (Senior Research and Policy Manager at J-PAL North America ): ‘Parsing the Universal Basic Income Debate’

Dr. Niranjanaradhya V.P. (Senior Fellow and Programme Head, Centre for Child and the Law): ‘The Draft National Education Policy Lacks Public Good Perspective of Education‘

Vidya Krishnan (Health journalist): ‘Missing Foundations of Public Healthcare in India’

YK Sandhya (Coordinator, SAHAYOG): ‘Sterilisation, Public Health, and Politics’

Vivek Kaul (Author of the ‘Easy Money’ trilogy): ‘When Millions Have Nothing To Do’

Mahtab Alam (Journalist at The Wire):  ‘Sedition: The Law Itself is the Problem’

Kavya Bharadkar (Masters in Public Policy Graduate, NLSIU): ‘Transgressions: Political Economy of Trans Lives in India’

Soni Sori (Adivasi rights activist): ‘The Voice of Bastar’

Akshay Marathe (National Joint Secretary, AAP): ‘Delhi: A Case for Full Statehood‘

Subhashis Banerjee (Prof., IIT Delhi): ‘A Judgement Without Aadhar’

Navneet Hrishikesan (Legal Director, Cisco:) ‘The Internet of Things & Smart Cities’

Shivani Singh (Researcher at the Nuclear Security Programme of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies): ‘Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: Is It Time to Move On?’

Suranjali Tandon (Assistant Professor, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy): ‘Taxation of Investment Income in India: In Pursuit of Macro-economic Objectives‘

Noel Therattil (Advocate, former LAMP Fellow): ‘A Case for Universal Basic Income in Post-COVID India‘

Prof. Arun Kumar (Malcolm Adiseshiah Chair Professor, Institute of Social Sciences): ‘Predicting the Indian Economy’s Rate of Growth in 2020-21‘

Naresh Chandra Saxena (Former Secretary, Minorities Commission in Government of India): ‘Options before Muslims in ‘Hindu’ India‘

Dr Amal Sethi (Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania): ‘Federalism in India after COVID‘

Dr Gayatri Nair (Assistant Professor, IIIT Delhi): ‘Gig Economy and the Law after COVID‘

Ajar Rab (Partner at Rab & Rab Associates LLP): ‘Do Data Protection Laws enhance the role of ‘Venue’ in Remote Arbitration Hearings?‘

Bhabani Shankar Nayak (Political Economist): ‘Beyond #BlackLivesMatter: Embracing Progressive Intersectional Politics‘

Atul Bhardwaj (Honorary Research Fellow, Department of International Politics, University of London):’ Sardar Patel’s Tibet Letter was short on facts‘

Karan Tripathi (Legal Journalist, LiveLaw): ‘Growing Opaqueness of Virtual Hearings and the ‘Open Court’ ideal‘

Sanjoy Ghose (Senior Advocate, Delhi HC): ‘The Proposed Suspension of the Minimum Wages Act in Uttar Pradesh‘

Dr. B.C. Gupta (former Principal Secretary, Govt. of India): ‘Justice Delivery to Consumers – Dream or Reality‘