Compulsory Vaccination Dilemma
Creation of vaccine for COVID-19 was a moment of euphoria and pride. However, till today, to the dismay of all, neither have the vaccines become panacea, nor has the virus…
Call for Papers: NLSIU’s Socio-Legal Review Vol. 18(1): Submit by October 15, 2021
The Socio-Legal Review (SLR) is a student-run, peer reviewed journal published by the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. SLR began with the support of the Modern Law Review,…
Call for Papers: NLSIU’s Indian Journal of Law & Technology Vol. 18 Issue 1: Submit by October 31, 2021
The Indian Journal of Law & Technology (IJLT) is now accepting submissions for Volume 18. IJLT is a student-edited, peer-reviewed, open access law journal published annually by the National Law…
Reading List on Pegasus Controversy
Israel based technology firm NSO Group has produced the spyware ‘Pegasus’, named after the mythical creature – a horse with wings. Symbolically contrasting with the common Trojan Horse malware, Pegasus’…
Monthly Round-Up: July 2021
As the 2020-21 academic year comes to a close, the Law and Other Things team bade farewell to the outgoing Student Editorial Board ably led by Dayaar Singla and Vishal…
Decrypting Rule 4(2)
The Central Government and WhatsApp have sparred with each other in the last few weeks over the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules (“IT Rules…
Human Rights as Jural Postulates: A Vision for CJS
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS – Research Positions at CCG
The National Law University Delhi (‘University’), through it’s Centre for Communication Governance (‘CCG’/’Centre’) is inviting applications for various research positions across both its teams on a (i) full time basis…
Education Rights Trust v. Government of Karnataka: Need to Prevent Legislature from Diluting the Spirit and Object of the RTE Act
INTRODUCTION On July 14, 2021, the News Minute reported that admissions under the RTE Act in Karnataka have declined since 2019. One of the most prominent reasons suggested for this…
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Indian Law Review: First Issue Availability and Reduced Subscription Price
We are delighted to announce that the first issue of Volume 1 of the Indian Law Review is now available for free download on our website (for a limited period). The…
Feminist Judgment Project India: Call For Proposals
By Jhuma Sen The Feminist Judgment Project India imagines the possibilities of collaborative writing of alternate judgments for several Indian cases across a broad range of legal issues having a…
Researcher position at Centre for Policy Research Land Rights Initiative
The Land Rights Initiative at the Centre for Policy Research is looking to hire a research associate . Candidates who meet the following eligibility criteria may consider applying for this…
Call for Submissions: The Indian Law Review Literature Review Prize 2017
Indian Law Review hopes to publish at least one Literature Review (of around 10,000 words, including footnotes) in every volume. We envisage a Literature Review will not only comprehensively survey existing scholarship (including…
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
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]
The Courts and the Constitution: 2020 and 2021 in Review Conference- Summary
LAOT Monthly Round Up- April 2022
LAOT Podcasts: #Episode 2.1 – Interview with Sannoy Das & Ananyaa Mazumdar on the Indian Feminist Judgments Project (Rewriting of the Charan Lal Sahu case)
