Vrinda Pandey IndiaAI Platform Abstract: India’s soft-law approach to AI governance puts flexibility and innovation on a higher pedestal than binding regulation. This article critically examines whether such an approach is strategic […]
India’s Soft Law Approach Towards AI Governance: Strategic Choice or Potential Oversight?
Publicly Available Data under the DPDP Act: The Limits of Exemptions in AI-Driven Processing
Sarrah Darugar and Mustafa Rajkotwala The New York Times Abstract: The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 excludes publicly available personal data under Section 3(c)(ii) and conditionally exempts research processing under Section […]
Podcast with Harsh Mahaseth: Decriminalisation, Marginalisation, and Human Rights in Asia
*Rachana Prakash and Arya Harishankar In this episode, Professor Harsh Mahaseth joins Rachana and Arya to explore the intersections of law and human rights. They discuss the limits of LGBTQ+ decriminalisation in […]
Podcast with Shubham Jain: National Sports Policy and the National Sports Governance Act
*Saksham Agrawal In this episode, we speak with Shubham Jain, doctoral candidate at the University of Cambridge and a researcher in human rights and sports law, about India’s changing sports governance framework. […]
Judicial Nationalism and Citizenship: Exclusionary Effects of The ‘True Indian’ Rhetoric
Aarushi Lunia The New York Times Abstract: This paper examines the Supreme Court’s deployment of the True Indian rhetoric to critique judicial nationalism and its exclusionary impact on citizenship. By discussing the […]
National Sports Governance Act, 2025: Consolidated Series
This blog series examined the National Sports Governance Act, 2025 as a landmark effort to reform Indian sport governance. Through scholarly and practitioner perspectives, it assessed judicial oversight, federation autonomy, athlete welfare, […]
Reassessing India’s Judicial Approach to Anti-Enforcement Injunctions
Mayank Satija and Vineet Kalra Abstract: This article evaluates the intricacies of anti-enforcement injunctions as an equitable tool that has only recently marked its footing in the Indian jurisprudential landscape. It employs […]
The Language of Power: Rethinking English Dominance In Legal Education
Aakansh Vijay and Udit Jain Abstract: This article critiques English dominance in Indian legal education, arguing that English-only entrance exams like CLAT function as structural barriers reinforcing socio-economic exclusion. Through historical, empirical, […]
Jane Street & SEBI: Formulating A Structured Approach To Regulatory Governance of Financial Markets
Sumedh Gadham and Tarang Rathi Source: Reuters In this piece, the authors explore Jane Street’s recent trading activity in the cash and options markets and SEBI’s regulatory approach to inter-market arbitrage. They […]
Rethinking India’s Draft Rules For Synthetically Generated Content: Is Labelling Enough To Tackle Online Deception?
Rishi Anand, Dhruv Bhatnagar and Riddhi Alok Puranik This comment examines MeitY’s Draft Amendments to the Information Technology (IntermediaryGuidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, which propose India’s first regulatory framework […]
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