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• Arbitration
• Corporate Law

Attributing Personal Liability to Drafters: A Doctrinal Incompatibility

Shubhankar Sharan, Arima Kaushal

• Environmental Law

Environmental Impact Assessment & Solar Energy Projects in India: Solutions creating the same problems.

Chhaya Bhardwaj, Saksham Misra

• Special Series: Courting the Climate Crisis

Two Avenues for Loss and Damage

Anirudh Sridhar

• Special Series: Courting the Climate Crisis

From Prior to Post: A Shift to the Polluter Pays Principle Through Environmental Clearances

Ashwin Murthy

• Interview
• Special Series: Courting the Climate Crisis

NLSIR On Line#6: A Conversation with Arpitha Kodiveri on Governing Forests

• Special Series: Courting the Climate Crisis

Rivers in the Court: Legal Personhood and Nature’s Right in India

Rahul Ranjan

• Special Series: Courting the Climate Crisis

Courting the Climate Crisis: Legal Engagements with Climate Politics in India

• Environmental Law

Orans and The Ongoing Colonisation of Commons through Forest Law: A Socio-Legal Analysis of the Supreme Court’s order in T.N. Godavarman

Raghav Srivastava

• Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Respite To Operational Creditors by Inclusion of Solvent Entities in Group Insolvency

Debarchita Pradhan

• Administrative Law

The Perils of Unlimited Review: Scrutinising The Court’s Suo Moto Power Over Delegated Legislation

Anshul Dalmia

• Technology Media Telecommunications

Surveillance Backdoors and the Data Protection Regime in India

Siddharth Johar

• Constitutional Law

Bangladesh at a Constitutional Crossroads: Reform or Overhaul?

Ridwanul Hoque

• Arbitration

Section 34 Powers: Modify, Set Aside, or Confuse?

Kedar Manoj Ammanji, Chiranth Mukunda

• Arbitration

Modifying Awards without Overreach: Balaswamy’s Overlooked Balance

Prem Vinod Parwani, Pranshu Gupta

• Antitrust
• Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Competition Law and the IBC: An Alternate Perspective on the Supreme Court’s Balancing Act

Rav Pratap Singh

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Beyond Stare Decisis: An AI Preparedness Framework For The Judiciary – II

Hemanth Bharatha Chakravarthy

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Beyond Stare Decisis: An AI Preparedness Framework For The Judiciary – I

Hemanth Bharatha Chakravarthy

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Generative AI and the Music Industry: The Emerging Copyright Conundrum in India

Subhajit Basu, Jui Dharwadkar

• Constitutional Law

The Supreme Court’s AMU Minority Status Judgement: A Note On Datta J.’s Theory of Implied and Express Indicia

Rajyavardhan Singh

• Interview

NLSIR On Line #5: A Conversation with Prashant Reddy and Chitrakshi Jain

• Arbitration

Party Autonomy or Judicial Construction? The Bombay High Court’s Take on Business Efficacy

Kashish Jumani

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Data Scraping: The Third Point on the IP-AI triangle

Sriya Sridhar

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

How AI is Transforming Access to Justice in India

Sachin Malhan, Varun Hemachandran, Smita Gupta

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Amar Nath Sehgal in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Mira T. Sundara Rajan

• Special Series: AI Intellectual Property and Indian Courts

Beyond Algorithms: AI, Intellectual Property, and Indian Courts

• Interview

NLSIR On Line #4: A Conversation with Sandhya Fuchs

• Interview

NLSIR On Line #3: A Conversation with Justice P.S. Narasimha

• Constitutional Law

Is NOTA compatible with a Ranked-Choice Voting System?

Ashwani Kumar Singh

• Interview

NLSIR On Line #2: A Conversation with Kanchi Kohli

• Administrative Law
• Constitutional Law

Beyond Constitutional Design: Institutional Independence And The Fourth Branch

Abhinav Ravi

• Arbitration

Towards Transnational Justice: UPICC As The New Lex Mercatoria For International Arbitration

Arnav Sanjay Mathur, Tejas Vijay Raghav

• Antitrust

Food Fight: Tackling Conflicts of Interest in Delivery Platforms

Madhavi Singh, Ganesh A Khemka

• Special Series on the Legacy of DYC

A Quixotic Quest For Justice Chandrachud’s Legacy On Queer Rights

Rohin Bhatt

• Environmental Law

Property Rights in Minor Forest Produce

Astha Saxena

• Special Series on the Legacy of DYC

Justice DY Chandrachud and Gender Equality in the Higher Judiciary

Jayna Kothari, Mathew Idiculla

• Interview

NLSIR On Line #1: A Conversation with Deepa Das Acevedo

• Special Series on the Legacy of DYC

Dodging and Misfires: Justice Chandrachud on Gender Equality

Harikartik Ramesh

• Special Series on the Legacy of DYC

The Legacy of DYC: Dissonance, Yielding, or Courage?

• Antitrust
• Technology Media Telecommunications

From Theory to Practice: Unravelling Ex-Post Realities and Contestability in the Digital Competition Bill

Aprameya Sheshadri, Anirud Raghav

• Labour Law

Capitalism and the Genocidal War Machine Work Together: This Time Indian Migrant Workers are the Sufferers  

Shardha Rajam

• Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Determining Related Party Status: Identifying Financial Creditors as Related Parties of Corporate Debtors under Section 5(24) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016

Divya Sethuraman

• Constitutional Law

‘Too Presumptuous’?: Electoral Bonds Judgment and the Presumption of Constitutionality Doctrine

Anujay Shrivastava

Power to Eliminate Grounds for Setting Aside an Award Under S. 34(4) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Reduced to Redundancy?

Kanishk Gaurav Pandey

• Jurisprudence

Between Similarity and Congruity: Exploring the Tertium Quid of Relevance

Harshit Goyal

• Arbitration

Unilateral Fee Revision and Bias: Grounds for Terminating an Arbitral Tribunal’s Mandate on Account of de jure Ineligibility?

Madhumita L

• International Law

XVI NLSIR Symposium: TWAIL Approaches to Jurisdiction [Volume 35(2)]

• Arbitration

Judicial Interference Over Arbitral Autonomy: The Need to Revisit Lombardi Engineering v. Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd.

Akash Surya

• Administrative Law
• Technology Media Telecommunications

A Framework for Reasoned Automated Decision-Making under Indian Administrative Law

Chytanya S. Agarwal

• Arbitration

Power to Eliminate Grounds for Setting Aside an Award Under S. 34(4) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Reduced to Redundancy?

Mansvini Jain

• Labour Law

Regulation of Pension Funds in India: A Critical Analysis

Rhea Paul

• Environmental Law

A Policy Explainer on Carbon Credits, Markets and Adivasi Rights

Nitai Hinduja

• Criminal Law

Critique on the DNA Technology Bill, 2019: Preventing Bodily Incursion and Parliamentary Excursion

Ishita Soni

• Constitutional Law

Suo Moto Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court: Usurpation of Powers or a Tool for Complete Justice?

Tanishka Goswami, Shikhar Aggarwal

• Public Policy

Puff and Policy: India’s E-Cigarette Ban Reconsidered

Arnav Mathur, Shaurya Singh Manhas

• Arbitration

Do Corruption Allegations Allow Courts to Set Aside Proceedings? – Analyzing Devas v. Antrix

Vipashyana Hilsayan, Shivankar Sukul

• Criminal Law
• International Law

Unveiling the Veil of Selective Justice in the International Criminal Law Arena

RS Sanjanaa, Tapas K. Baul

• Antitrust

Battle of Repugnancy: Examining the Fine Print of Coal India Ltd. V Competition Commission of India

Anubhav Mishra

• Antitrust
• Technology Media Telecommunications

Critiquing the PDP Bill: Data Protection as a Market Measure for Anti-Trust Regulation

Dr. Atul Jaybhaye, Sarthak Wadhwa

• Constitutional Law

The Constitutional Imagination of Scheduled Tribes – Reflecting on State Violence and Inaction

Nitai Hinduja

• Environmental Law
• International Law

IPCC Report and International Law on Climate Change

Chhaya Bhardwaj

• Arbitration

Disputes Between The Centre and State Government Departments

Dr. Ajar Rab, Kirpen Dhaliwal

• Constitutional Law

The Fault in Our Class: A Caution on Constitutional Attitudes Towards Economic Weakness

Lalit Panda

• International Law
• Labour Law

Linking Trade and Labour Standards: Evaluating Existing Arguments and Presenting New Concerns

Apoorva Nangia

• Corporate Law

Experiences with Pluralist Stakeholder Model in India: For Whom Should a Company be Run?

Surbhi Soni