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On Matter, Manner, Method: Notes on Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities [Part II]
On Matter, Manner, Method: Notes on Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities [Part I]
Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities: Review by Nivedita Menon
LAOT Monthly Round Up- April 2022
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The Courts and the Constitution: 2020 and 2021 in Review Conference- Summary
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LAOT Podcasts: #Episode 2 – Interview with Jhuma Sen & Rachna Chaudhary on the Indian Feminist Judgments Project
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Analysis of the Provisions of the NDPS
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Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities: Review by Siddarth Narrain
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Over the last few months, Law and Other Things has had the opportunity to host an international blog symposium on India and Global Decline in Democracies as a part of our New Scholarship initiative. We discussed Professor Tarunabh Khaitan’s article…
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The Centre for Communication Governance at the National Law University, Delhi is excited to announce the first edition of the Technology Law and Policy Certificate Course – a 6 month…
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Call for Papers: NLSIR
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Karnataka High Court’s Hijab Order Explained
Analysis of the Provisions of the NDPS
LAOT Podcasts: #Episode 2 – Interview with Jhuma Sen & Rachna Chaudhary on the Indian Feminist Judgments Project
Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities: Review by Siddarth Narrain
Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities: Review by Nivedita Menon
The Courts and the Constitution: 2020 and 2021 in Review Conference- Summary
LAOT Monthly Round Up- April 2022
On Matter, Manner, Method: Notes on Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities [Part I]
On Matter, Manner, Method: Notes on Oishik Sircar’s Violent Modernities [Part II]
