Constitutional Law
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Dissent or Disorder? The Conditionalisation of Protest under Article 19
Anunay Abhay argues that Article 19 protects dissent as a constitutional right, while permitting only proportionate State regulation of public assemblies. Analysing the 2026 NEET protest and Section 163 of… Read more.
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Liam Mellows and the Future of Social Justice in Constitutional Law
Liam Mellows, an Irish revolutionary, proposed a transformative vision for the Irish Republic, advocating for economic democracy through state ownership and worker control. His ideas resonate today in discussions on… Read more.
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Erosion of State Autonomy in Digital Era
Alok Kumar is an LL.M. candidate specializing in Constitutional and Administrative Law at Chanakya National Law University, Patna. Indian federalism scholarship has conventionally focused in three spheres: fiscal federalism (tax… Read more.
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Analysing Representation: An Insight into Delimitation in India since Independence
Gaurav Yadav is a student of Law at the University of Lucknow with a keen interest in constitutional law and public policy. India, being a vast and diverse country, ensuring… Read more.
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Constitutionality of Grievance Appellate Committee under Information Technology Rules, 2021
Saumya Raj is a final-year student from National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi pursuing B.A.LLB with Corporate Law specialization. She has a peculiar interest in Information Technology… Read more.
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The Gubernatorial Domain in India: Through the Lens of Bengal
Introduction India has a parliamentary style of government, within which the Governor is not the head of the Government, but merely a titular head of the State. A cursory reading… Read more.
