Parity in Criminality: A Case Against Distinction in Criminalising the Consumption of CSEAM and NCII
This piece argues that India's law criminalizing the consumption of all Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSEAM), while not doing the same for the most abusive forms of Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery (NCII) of adults, is based on a flawed and illogical distinction.
Rishit Jain
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Regrettable or Fatal? Arbitrator Non-Disclosure Before the Delhi High Court
Viraj Thakur, Nida Adeel Mohammed
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The Arbitrator You Didn’t Choose: Party Equality and Joinder in Adavya Projects
Saarthak Agarwal, Praveen Kumar Yadav
October 8, 2025- Constitutional Law
- Technology Media Telecommunications
Thickening the “Chill”: Expanding the Chilling Effect Doctrine through Kunal Kamra v Union of India
Arnav Mathur
October 2, 2025- Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Diluting Security: Part of the IBC’s Wise Design to Break Contracts
Yash Sinha
August 27, 2025- Arbitration
- Corporate Law
Attributing Personal Liability to Drafters: A Doctrinal Incompatibility
Shubhankar Sharan, Arima Kaushal
August 22, 2025- Environmental Law
Environmental Impact Assessment & Solar Energy Projects in India: Solutions creating the same problems.
Chhaya Bhardwaj, Saksham Misra
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