Regulation Law 101
The Business Page of today’s Telegraph would work well as an Reading List on an Introductory Course on Regulation Law in India. To start with, notice TRAI’s ability to articulate…
Ram Jethmalani on the Nalini Chidambaram Engagement
This post might be a bit dated, but I thought I should share Ram Jethmalani’s sensible opinion on the controvery over Nalini Chidambaram appearing for the Income Tax Department. I…
Chief Justice John Roberts’ confirmation hearings and another set of reflections upon the Indian situation
A couple of weeks ago, after following the confirmation hearings of Judge (now Chief Justice) John Roberts before the U.S. Senate, I had commentedupon the need for assessing the legacy…
Ramachandra Guha on Amartya Sen and Andre Beteille
Ram Guha is clearly one of the leading Indian public intellectuals of our times. His thought-provoking, insightful, historically grounded, superbly researched, and often provocative columns and articles on various subjects…
The debate over the true author(s) of the ‘basic structure’ doctrine
The Basic Structure doctrine is, as all Indian law students know, one of the fundamental pillars of Indian constitutional law, and is perhaps the most distinctive (as well as most…
Implementing the Right to Information Act in India
The recent enactment of the Indian Right to Information Act, 2005 was rightly celebrated, coming as it did after a long struggle which saw many disparate groups of actors collaborating…
Recent Outlook pieces on legal issues
Outlook magazine has always carried interesting pieces on legal issues from time to time. Here is an interesting recent discussion about the Inamdar case and some other Supreme Court decisions.…
Beginning the task of evaluating the legacy of Chief Justice Lahoti
The last few weeks have been exciting ones for those of us who follow the constitutional politics which result whenever there are changes in personnel in Supreme Courts. The announced…
The importance of developing regulatory law and policy in India
In this recent convocation address delivered at the National Law School’s 13th Convocation, Montek Singh Ahluwalia notes that “Regulatory law is a relatively new development in India, and is likely…
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Confused and Confusing: Proportionality in the Supreme Court’s FCRA Judgment
Medical Termination of Pregnancy Procedure
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Monthly Round-Up: August 2022
Anonymous Social Media Users: Exploring Policy Solutions to Regulate Anonymity over the Internet (Part 1)
Animal Law Centre: Webinar Week 2022:Â Aligning Perspectives in Animal Protection and Practice.
