From Sabha to Streaming: Intellectual Property Concerns in Contemporary Carnatic Music
Rohaan Thyagaraju is a fifth-year BBA LL.B. student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad, with academic interests in constitutional law, public policy, governance, and socio-legal studies. His work engages with questions of institutional legitimacy, regulatory frameworks, and the relationship between law, society, and democratic accountability. He has a keen interest in legal research and statutory interpretation, […]
Privacy At A Price: Data Exploitation And Digital Dominance In The Whatsapp Case
Sidharth Sharma is a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Panjab University Regional Centre, Ludhiana. He has gained practical experience through internships in litigation, corporate advisory, and legal research. He has authored research works and case commentaries on contemporary legal issues and actively participate in moot court competitions, legal aid initiatives, and academic publication activities. He […]
Deals in a Time of War: Why Global M&A Thrives Amid Geopolitical Chaos
Jaishree Joshi is an LL.M. student (2025-26) at National Law University Odisha. She has previously served as a Judicial Law Clerk at the High Court of Uttarakhand, Nainital. Her research interests include M&A, corporate law, competition law, international trade, and dispute resolution. In a world where the US/Israel-Iran conflict is spewing its effects over the […]
Tamil Cinema as informal law: Narratives shaping Justice and Legitimacy
Rohaan Thyagaraju is a fifth-year BBA LL.B. student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad, with academic interests in constitutional law, public policy, governance, and socio-legal studies. His work engages with questions of institutional legitimacy, regulatory frameworks, and the relationship between law, society, and democratic accountability. He has a keen interest in legal research and statutory interpretation, […]
Limits On The Governor’s Powers: The Tamil Nadu Case
Pari Kaushik is a first-year B.Com LL.B (Hons.) student at Lloyd Law College with a strong interest in legal research. She has gained practical experience through internships involving legal drafting, case-law analysis, and research. Pari has authored multiple legal articles on contemporary legal. With a proven record of academic excellence and organizational leadership, she is […]
Light Pollution And Human Health: A Psychological Study Of An Emerging Environmental Issue
Arshita Sharma is an Assistant Professor and a Ph.D. Scholar in Law. She is UGC- NET qualified and holds a strong academic interest in emerging contemporary legal issues, public policy, and socio-legal research. Her work primarily focuses on evolving legal challenges and interdisciplinary approaches within the legal framework. Introduction A recent article published in The […]
The Shadow Of The Gavel: Assessing The ‘process As Punishment’ Crisis In The Post-bnss Era
Apoorv Bisht is currently pursuing LL.M. in Corporate Law at National Law University Odisha and holds an LL.B. from the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. His areas of interest include Intellectual Property Law and Corporate Law. He has interned with United World (Patent and Trademark Attorneys), where he gained practical exposure to trademark prosecution […]
The Guilty Mind of a Machine: Mens Rea, Autonomous AI, and the Blind Spot in BNS, 2023
Ashish Rawat is a second-year LL.B. student at the School of Law, HNB Garhwal University, SRT Campus, Tehri Garhwal. His academic interests lie at the intersection of criminal law, technology regulation, and constitutional jurisprudence, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies challenge traditional doctrinal frameworks. He closely follows developments in Indian criminal-law reform and […]
When Speech Goes Viral: Constitutional Challenges of Hate Speech Online
This article has been authored by Shreya Tripathi who is a second-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at IILM University, Greater Noida. Her academic interests centre on constitutional law, with a growing inclination toward issues at the intersection of rights, governance, and contemporary legal challenges. She has gained practical exposure to the legal system through her […]
Remedy Failure And The Missing Second Actor Theory In Sivanandan
This article has been authored by Ujjaini Biswas is a fourth-year B.A.,LL.B (Hons.) student at NALSAR University of Law,Hyderabad. Her academic interests lie in criminal law and constitutional law. She has interned in various law chambers, focusing on criminal, family, and commercial litigation across various courts, including the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court. Introduction This doctrine […]