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Asset Reconstruction Companies and Indian Banking

Asset reconstruction companies were instituted in India in 2002 to combat the issue of non-performing assets in banking. However, they have been largely unsuccessful in combating this problem, facing both structural and market issues.

Conundrum of Rape, Consensual Intercourse and Perjury in India

This article critically analyses the offence of rape through the lens of deception under the ambit of false pretext of marriage by relying upon the Indian jurisprudence surrounding the same.

Protection of reproductive and sexual rights of adolescents in India in the context of child marriage

This paper examines the ‘child marriage problem’ and encourages rethinking of laws concerning child marriage and child sexuality, in order to better protect the sexual health and reproductive rights of married girls in conformity with international standards.

Queering Marital Jurisprudence: Reading Queer Theory into the Indian Family Law Regime

With the verdict by the Supreme Court in the same-sex judgement case, the question arises whether Indian jurisprudence has reached the end of queer inclusivity.

Bridging law and technology: navigating policy challenges

In an era where technology evolves rapidly, legal frameworks and policy interventions must keep pace to ensure that innovation serves the public good while safeguarding individual rights.

The Evolving Frontier: Examining the Legal Status of Virtual Property in Metaverse Platforms

Virtual properties, including virtual land and in-game items have emerged as significant economic entities within online gaming environments and virtual worlds which draw substantial real-world financial interest.

The Court of Arbitration for sport and athlete protests: A focus on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

This research paper aims to delve into the complex intersection of athlete protests, political expressions in sports, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s (CAS) role, particularly emphasizing the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Article: Fragmentation of Community Consent Standard in the Era of Friendshoring and Nearshoring

Recent developments in clean energy supply chain amidst the geopolitical crisis have resulted in the friend shoring and nearshoring measures in the clean energy supply chain.

Representation of Women in the Indian Legal System: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis

The legal landscape in India has evolved significantly over the years, witnessing the gradual inclusion of women in prominent roles within the profession.