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...
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...
Richa Maria & Shagnik Mukherjea
- Sep 5, 2023
International Humanitarian Law and its Application to Armed Conflicts in Outer Space
Introduction “I do not say that we should or will go unprotected against the hostile misuse of space any more than we go unprotected...
S. Lavanya & Murli Manohar Pandey
- Apr 7, 2023
The Digital Data Bill: A Paradigm Shift in Advertiser-Consumer Interactions
Introduction In a recent ruling, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) ruled that Meta, formerly Facebook, cannot continue targeting...
Megha Bhartiya & Ria Bansal
- Apr 6, 2023
When Convenience is a Detriment – ChatGPT and its Legal Treatment
Introduction Do we live in a world where human intellect can be defeated by chatbots? Up until now, we have only seen the kind of...