Mustafa Rajkotwala & S.V. Ghopesh Source: ChatGPT Abstract: This article examines the application of intermediary liability to artificial intelligence under India’s 2026 IT Rules (as part of the latest Amendment Rules). It […]
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Limiting the Powers of the Directorate of Education: A Critique of the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees) Act, 2025
Izzuddin Qassam Source: The Hindu Abstract: This article advances a policy-based critique of the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees) Act, 2025. It argues that the Act falls […]
Analysing the (In)compatibility of OECD Pillar Two with Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA)
Jayanti Dhingra Abstract: This article argues on the subtle complexity arising between the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) and the GloBE OECD Framework. Pillar Two rules might conflict with treaties, and this […]
Podcast with Prof. Shubhankar Dam: Benches, Benefits and Beyond.
Shauryaveer Chaudhry and Devang Pandey Shauryaveer Chaudhry and Devang Pandey, members of the Editorial Board at the Law School Policy Review, host Professor Shubhankar Dam, a distinguished constitutional law scholar and Chair […]
Right of Non-Discrimination in Promotion Under the RPwD Act, 2016: Challenging the Artificial Deprivation of Autonomy of Choice
Sae Gaidhane Source: New York City Civil Rights History Page Abstract: This piece critiques the jurisprudence concerning the right of non-discrimination in promotion under The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. […]
A Date that Refuses to Settle?: Citizenship Beyond Parliament
Parth Chhapolia Source: BBC Abstract: This article examines the constitutional concerns raised by a recent executive measure altering citizenship eligibility timelines in Assam. Tracing the evolution of citizenship cut-off dates and the […]
Podcast with Dr. Paulo Ilich Bacca: Indigenizing International Law for Multi-Species Justice
Aastha Nayak, Shashwat Shankar and Tanvi Gupta In this episode, we speak with Dr. Paulo Ilich Bacca, Deputy Director of the Justiciary and Professor at Javeriana University, about rethinking international law through […]
Tiger Global And The Rise of Evidence-Driven Tax Enforcement
Qazi Ahmad Masood Source: India Business Law Journal Abstract: Tiger Global marks a shift from treaty-based certainty to fact-driven anti-avoidance enforcement. While reaffirming GAAR’s strength, the judgment conditions treaty benefits on substantive […]
Freebies In Election Manifestos: Democratic Risk And An Institutional Lock-In
Navya Dubey Source: Wikimedia Commons Abstract: This article examines how the constitutional and statutory framework governing election manifestos has created an institutional lock-in that leaves electoral promises largely unregulated. The article posits […]
Legislating Non-Retrogression: Constitutional Challenge to Section 44(3) of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
Arjun Singh Source: The Hindu Abstract: Section 44(3) of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, does not merely restrict the right to information. It invokes Puttaswamy to destroy the proportionality floor […]