Ekamjot Singh Bagga & Kusha Grover
- 7 days ago
‘Striking’ A Balance: “To Pay or Not to Pay” the Striking Workers?
Imagine you are a worker in a factory, who is tired of the exploitative working conditions characterised by low wages, long working hours...
Aarushi Malik
- Jun 20
Her Disability, Her Decision: Is Women’s Reproductive Autonomy a Universal Right, or is its Application Disability-Qualified?
Women with disabilities find themselves at the nexus of multiple layers of marginalisation and vulnerability. Throughout history and...
Atishya Kumar
- May 3
Almost 15 Years Since the Court Manager Experiment - What’s Next in Administrative Reforms in the Indian Judiciary?
Introduction It is commonly believed that the judges, especially in District Courts, only work from 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM on workdays....
Malak Sheth & Aditi Saxena
- Apr 3
Amplifying Market Vigilance: A Case for Improving Synergy between the Competition Commission and Consumer Courts
Introduction “Competition Law” and “Consumer law” are inextricably linked together by their common objective of ‘consumer welfare’. This...
Kavya Mittal & Naren Maran
- Feb 11
Paid Menstrual Leaves: A Legal Enigma
Introduction On 14 December, 2023, Union Minister Ms. Smriti Irani while responding to a question concerning the issue of granting a...
Kanav N Sahgal
- Jan 24
The Marriage Dilemma: The Supreme Court's Questionable Interpretation of Autonomy and Dignity in the Marriage Equality Case
Judicial Paradox: Recognizing Exclusion but Denying Any Remedy On October 17, 2023, a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India...