‘Will AI replace lawyers, judges soon? I think not,’ says Supreme Court Justice Dipankar Datta

Justice Dipankar Datta was speaking in Delhi at the launch of a Bachelor’s programme in AI and Law at the OP Jindal Global University (JGU).

Enforcing Standards of Conduct in English Contracts: Can the Compensatory Principle Deliver?

This paper explores the compatibility of the compensatory principle with standards of conduct stipulated in English contracts.

JGLS Faculty Research Colloquium

Venue : F14 (Big Bang Conference Room), Prithviraj Jindal Academic Block (T1), O.P. Jindal Global University, NCR Delhi, Sonipat - 131001

Centre for Justice, Law and Society (CJLS), Jindal Global Law School

CJLS Lecture and Conversation Series: Epistemic Echoes: Unveiling ‘Minor Knowledges’

Centre for Justice, Law and Society (CJLS), Jindal Global Law School

Epistemic Echoes: Unveiling ‘Minor Knowledges’

For The Other Half, Reserve 50% Of Govt Jobs | C Raj Kumar

Legislative Comment: VASUDHAIVA KUTUMBAKAM, BUT REALLY? INDIA’S REVERSION TO COLONIAL CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA: A COMMENT ON INDIA'S CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA BILL, 2024

The consensus republic: A lesson for today’s parliamentarians from the Constituent Assembly | C Raj Kumar

As we commemorate the 75th anniversary, it is important to reflect on the Constituent Assembly’s remarkable efforts in drafting the Constitution as a consensus document. Can we mirror this in today’s era of ideological differences?

Opinion | India’s Stance At UN: Revisiting The Fourth Committee And UNMOGIP’s Role | Abhinav Mehrotra and Dr Biswanath Gupta

By emphasising bilateralism, India has sought to limit external involvement while countering narratives at international forums like the UN

A bilateral investment treaty with a ‘bit’ of change | Prabhash Ranjan

Despite some departures, the India-UAE bilateral investment treaty establishes a continuity of India’s investment treaty practice

Taiwan — caught between Xi Jinping’s aggressiveness and Donald Trump’s unpredictability | Gunjan Singh

The feeling of uncertainty and anxiety towards Trump’s approach towards Taiwan is quite apparent. These also have a strong root in the statements made by Trump during his campaign. As per Chen Ming-chi, a former senior adviser on Taiwan’s National Security Council, “ there is more anxiety this time ”.

Opinion | Return Of Stolen Artefacts: How India Is Using International Law To Protect Its Cultural Heritage | Abhinav Mehrotra and Dr Biswanath Gupta

In a historic gesture during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the United States, the US government returned 248 stolen antiquities to India, marking the single largest restitution of cultural heritage to the country. Over the years, numerous valuable artefacts have been illegally removed from India, often through theft or smuggling.