The Oxygen Divide: Why India’s Air Pollution is a Crisis of Inequality | Shivanshu K. Srivastava writes for Virtuosity Legal
Abstract Air pollution in India has transitioned from a seasonal environmental concern into a systemic…
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SARAL or Secrecy? How the DPDP Rules Change RTI’s Promise
Imagine filing an RTI to understand why your local authority denied you a benefit, only…
International Sporting Events in the Warming World: Reassessing State Responsibility to Protect Athlete Health
Abstract Every major sporting event claims to be a celebration of human potential. The current…
The legal good (Rechtsgut) as legitimising criteria of the criminal law intervention | Raquel Cardoso writes
Introduction The use of criminal law, as the most coercive means available to the state…
From Kosovo to Palestine: The Geopolitics of Selective Recognition
Recognition is one of the most decisive yet contentious acts in international law. It determines…
The Paradox of Modern Statehood: Why Law says Yes but Politics says No.
International law is often described as one of the most paradoxical concepts of law, where…
January 2026 Issue
The Digital Infrastructure and Environmental Law in India: An Unaddressed Area
On 10th of December 2025, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft announced about the Microsoft investment…
ESG-Washing Under BRSR: How Effective Is India’s Mandatory Sustainability Reporting?
Abstract The article discusses the question of whether the mandatory Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting…
When Systems Fail Millions: Class Action Litigation In Aviation, Railways, And Public Transport Delays
Abstract Transportation and logistics is the lifeline of modern economic frameworks, so any kind of…
When Safety Net Becomes A Trap
Abstract This piece is about a feeling most of us recognise but rarely name. The…
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