Maternity Benefits at the Crossroads: Gender, Class, and Informality in India’s Labour Regime
The Indian Supreme Court has recently made two important rulings, K. Umadevi v. Government of…
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Artificial intelligence is also making inroads into India’s justice delivery system. Courts are looking at…
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Greening the Machines: The Environmental Footprint of Generative Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence popularly known as AI is the new thing in our world. The Trend,…
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
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When Safety Net Becomes A Trap
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