Tanya Sara George* Source: LexLife India The article critiques India’s anti-beggary laws, arguing that the prevailing legal framework reflects a punitive legacy of colonial governance repurposed for modern exclusionary ends. The analysis […]
Ananya Garg* Source: Linkedin Oocyte cryopreservation and single motherhood bear witness to a generation’s change in women’s exercise of reproductive autonomy over structurally discriminatory labour markets. But the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 […]
Rajyavardhan Singh* Source: IAS Express This essay responds to Keiran Correia’s critique of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019 by defending the constitutionality of criminalising triple talaq. It argues that […]
G. Saikumar& Intisar Aslam* Source: PSV College The article explores the persistent challenge of infringement of rights and AI bias, underscoring how the oversight architecture of clinical trials offers a valuable model […]
Prabhu & Simone Avinash Vaidya* Source: The Print The judiciary has long stood as the beacon of justice and the guardian of core constitutional values. It is therefore imperative to uphold the integrity […]
Ashwini Vittalachar (Partner), Pragya Sharma (Senior Associate), and Drishti Ranjan (Associate) at SAMVAD Partners* India’s gaming industry, with over 500 million users, stands at a pivotal moment as it integrates user protection […]
Keshav Soni and Rónán Kennedy * HLA Hart, in his book ‘The Concept of Law’ presents us with a positivist account of rules and legal system. In Chapter 7, he presents us with […]
Arohi Malpani & Simone Vaidya * Source : PTI I. The Question of Delimitation Delimitation has emerged as a buzzword in Indian political circles, with States gearing up for the transformative re-apportionment exercise […]
Atreyee Mukherjee and Bhavya Nigam* Source : Down to Earth Protection of the law often evades the poor under the garb of technicalities. The workers engaged in desilting stormwater drains in Mumbai […]
Rida Rahman and Aashkaa Jain* Source : Staff Corner I. Introduction India has faced a systemic and dangerous gender gap in its labour workforce for a multitude of reasons, like conservative social […]
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