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[Ed Note: This is a two-part series on anti-defection law by our Senior Analyst, Shanthan Reddy. Part I introduces defection law to the readers and explains how the merger exception has been misused to facilitate …

This piece analyses the recent Myanmar coup vis-a-vis the country’s questionable democratic status.

[Editorial Note: This post is a part of a new initiative – New Scholarship, through which we aim to promote recently published scholarship in the area of Public Law. As part of this series, we …

Taxation is omnipresent and makes its presence felt in all spheres of life. From a legal standpoint, when one contemplates on the fundamentals of taxation, the first set of questions which arise are (i) what …

This article is the first part of a two-part series on the 103rd amendment which provides for a maximum of ten percent reservation to the economically weaker sections of citizens, and deals with a brief history of the jurisprudence surrounding reservations in India.

Tag: Constitution

Merger Exception to Defection – Obstacle or Facilitator?

2021 Myanmar Coup – Surprise or no surprise?

COVID-19 and Dwindling Indian Federalism

Tax, Constitution and the Supreme Court

Economic Quota And The Basic Structure Doctrine – Exploring The Oddities (Part 1)