A few months back, when Anjana Hareesh[1], a queer who died of suicide became the headlines of newspapers in the country, social media sprung to action to discuss the rights of LBTQ community in India. But where do we as … Continue reading The Transgender Persons Act – A Legal Facade
The present-day outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted the Antitrust Law regime. The crisis has not only confronted the markets to bloat but also led to demand-supply forces to fluctuate. The economic crisis amid coronavirus has led to a decreased demand … Continue reading Suspension-Continuation Dichotomy: An Analysis of Antitrust Laws Amid COVID-19
On 29.07.2020, The Hindu reported that Mr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, the Finance Secretary of India has informed the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance that the government is not in a position to pay the GST share of States as per … Continue reading Challenges to Cooperative Federalism: From Cooperative to Coercive Federalism
The announcement of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg[i] stating that he would be taking a two-month paternity leave took the world by shock, looking at how novel the concept of paternity leave was back then. Since then, we as a society … Continue reading Is raising a child a mother’s job alone? – The need for paternity leave laws in India
In June 2020, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred while protecting Galwan valley from Chinese invasion. The clash and subsequent martyrdom of 20 soldiers catapulted the nation into a frenzied demand for boycotting Chinese goods. Although the government made no official … Continue reading WTO Action on Chinese App Ban: Possible Defenses in India’s Quiver
Introduction With the COVID situation increasingly falling outside the grasp of the Delhi government, on June 19, 2020, a panel set-up by the Union Home Ministry, led by NITI Aayog Member Dr. V.K. Paul, recommended a cap on the charges … Continue reading COVID-19 and the Capping of the Chargeable Fee by Private Hospitals: Juxtaposing Liberal and Communitarian Perspectives
