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[with Vandana Dhoop] The recently released film, ‘Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani’ raises important questions about gender roles and stereotypes….

…Tamil filmmakers are confronting the caste-glorification films of the past – but controversy is often quick to follow, and Tamil cinema’s history with caste is more complex than many recognise….

…the production of ‘empowerment’ narratives. It does so by critically analysing Afghan women’s embodied narratives of resistance and courage, as well as compliance and fear. These narratives are derived from…

…space in-between, characterised by narratives from women. By situating women’s narratives in relation to family, community, state, and international politics, the book explores the global-Indian interplay of discourses on FC/FGC…

The Indian Evidence Act 1872 was a significant component of the legal codification project of colonial India. It aimed to consolidate scattered common law rules of evidence into an organized…

[with Vandana Dhoop] This article argues that the government’s decision to exclude anaemia as an indicator of women’s and children’s health from the National Family Health Survey, 2023–24 creates a…

In this podcast episode, Dr. Sarasu Esther Thomas speaks to host Zubeda Hamid on the legal discrimination faced by single parents and other non-traditional families, and their struggle against the…

This article examines the role of litigation as a powerful tool to create awareness about LGBTQI+ rights and effect social change….

Excerpt: “Seeing like a state, it is a piece of paper that carries the evidence of ‘being related’ to a partner and the blindness of law does not see the…

On 1 May 2023, the Supreme Court of India issued an order seeking to recall its own decision in Ritu Chhabaria vs Union of India upon the insistence of the…

[with Vandana Dhoop] “The ongoing litigation around ‘same sex marriage’ in India raises the need to understand the importance of marriage to same-sex couples. It is also essential to understand…

The Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF) filed a plea against Google’s user choice billing system (UCB) in the Delhi High Court. The court asked the Competition Commission of India…

…as that of disabled advocate Moxa Kiran Thakker as a judge in the Gujarat High Court repudiate the theory that persons with disability are not competent enough to discharge responsibilities….

…by academic experts, every article in their database is an authoritative guide to the current scholarship, containing original commentary and annotations. This bibliography focuses on the relationship between British colonialism…

“Voices from across the queer spectrum are uniting to demand a legal provision for marriage…for the ‘bouquet of rights’ one can access through marriage: adoption, inheritance, maternity leave, taxes, joint…

…and the grant of limited autonomy including exclusive rights over land and natural resources to certain communities. This chapter examines the politics surrounding the inclusion of minority rights within these…

[Co-author: Madhulika T] The Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers (Social Security and Welfare), Bill 2024 has been favourably received by several commentators, but a closer inspection of the text of the…

Co-author: Madhulika T, research associate at the Centre for Labour Studies, NLSIU This article examines the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers (Social Security and Welfare) Bill, 2024, recently proposed by the…

The Internet Archive’s efforts have democratised access to more than 835 billion web pages and 44 million texts for anyone with an internet connection. Two of IA’s techno-legal experiments prompted…

…India with regard to environmental protection. Covering the foundational principles of environmental law, the book details the current status of international environmental law in the face of complex environmental challenges…

Authors: Sairam Bhat and The Centre for Environmental Law, Education, Research, and Advocacy (CEERA). This book focuses on administrative regulation in environmental law. It also focuses on climate change, and…

…during the pandemic, this chapter will elaborate on how the DSB used the crisis moment of the pandemic to reach out to economically and socially disadvantaged communities using the language…

“In the border state of Assam, questions of security, identity and citizenship have long shaped its politics.” This essay focuses on the evolving jurisprudence of citizenship in the Indian border…

…excellent pieces on disability laws and policies at the national and international level. This monumental work is a comprehensive exploration of the legal frameworks, policies, and jurisprudence surrounding disability rights….

This is a review of Jyoti Nisha’s film, ‘Dr BR Ambedkar: Now & Then’. It argues that the documentary reverses the Brahminical gaze at multiple levels by standing firmly rooted…

[Co-authored with Dipanwita Ghatak, Soham Sahoo and Varun Sharma] The practice of women eating after men is a common gender-inequitable food allocation mechanism among adults in Indian households and has…

[Co-authored with Alok Verma] In the last decade, the Indian corporate landscape has undergone a significant transformation, particularly in terms of establishing rights that benefit stakeholders. These reforms are said…

There is considerable institutional and academic scholarship on the subject of taxation of digital economies. Taxation in the Digital Economy, over the span of thirteen chapters, offers a ready reference…

A record turnout of women voters in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections notwithstanding, the voting narratives across India remain gendered.

Book Review: Despoina Mantzari, Courts, Regulators, and the Scrutiny of Economic Evidence – Comparative Perspectives (1st edn, Oxford Univerisity Press 2022)….

“Why should academic freedom be of any concern to the public?” This piece advocates for strengthening spaces for rigorous intellectual conversation in India. Focusing on the role of humanities research,…

[co-edited with R. Krishnaswamy] This book explores the future of liberalism in India. It moves away from traditional approaches and draws upon resources from other disciplines – those subjects which…

Despite considerable scholarly and other writing on the Manusmriti terming it regressive, especially in its denial of rights to women, the presence of Manu still looms large in our courts….

…the context of company, competition, and insolvency laws. With the help of test suites i.e. precedents from Indian company, insolvency and competition law, this paper iterates a compelling justification for…

Drawing on case studies from Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Australia, this book asks why law is central to public policy processes in the Global South. The essays argue…

When a company is distressed, corporate governance becomes even more important. This article has evaluated the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 of India in the context of fundamental tenets of…

Earth Justice aims to create a new jurisprudence by advocating the ‘Rights of Nature’. It recommends the creation of a blueprint for a new set of rights which has found…

This paper asesses the impact of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013 (CLA-2013) on rape adjudication, by examining 1635 rape judgments from trial courts of Delhi pronounced between 2013 and…

…competition regimes elsewhere in the world, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) may distinguish between anti-competitive practices of trade associations and practices that facilitate and support competition in the country….

Looking at Article 31 and its initial amendments from a “law and development” perspective provides a critique of the current narrative of “conflict” and offers an alternative interpretation of its…

…The book is a tribute to Prof. Abdul Aziz, who has contributed extensively to research on decentralization. He also had the distinction of serving the first State Finance Commission in…

This book is fundamentally concerned with the relations among the theoretical categories of time, space and capital in India and shows registers of temporality and spatiality generated by historical phases…

The theoretical grounding for building a modern nation is in the Constitution of India which provides the framework for the welfare state. The idea of modernity and ‘development’ as a…

Robert L Hardgrave’s book titled The Nadars of Tamilnad (1969), a study of a caste in South India and the politics of self-assertion in the colonial and postcolonial period, is…

Prepared by The Human Rights Lawyering Clinic at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore, this report covers the human rights and environmental implications of the proposed Sijimali bauxite…

This article examines how the property rights in land have come to be a constitutive element of social citizenship. Reviewing the theoretical developments on the idea of social citizenship since…

This chapter focuses on the regulation of the Indian legal profession and its implications upon the entry of foreign law firms. It posits that although the Indian legal profession is…

The interplay of legislative division and inter-ministerial convergence in India impacts energy conservation efforts across states, reflecting socio-economic disparities. Urban areas, central to energy efficiency initiatives, face challenges due to…

This book chapter looks at the jurisprudential foundation of copyright law, to establish legal bases for the rights of the users in copyrighted works. It takes approaches from consumer law…

The release of Bihar’s caste survey has sparked jubilation among social justice advocates and anxiety within the BJP, revealing the party’s vulnerability in its caste-based social engineering strategy. While the…

Book Review: Douglas Ober, Dust on the Throne: The Search for Buddhism in Modern India (Stanford University Press 2023)….

The hierarchies based on birth have not been justified through the use of the doctrine of karma here. But what is a matter of concern here is a social order…

…protagonists themselves are caṇḍālas. In those four stories which are centred around this class, three are comparatively longer stories, including the famous Mātaṅga-Jātaka . These are probably the most elaborate…

This essay examines the depiction of Caṇḍālas in early Indian literature, focusing primarily on the Mātaṅga-Jātaka (No. 497). It explores the everyday lives of the Caṇḍālas and investigates the processes…

…idea of ‘disruptive innovation’ and its implications for competition policy for India. The paper while acknowledging the pro-competitive benefits of disruptive innovation, elaborates on the fact that incumbents or potential…

Authors: Sony Pellissery, Sattwick Dey Biswas, Varun Panickar and Saishree Priyadarshini Abstract Increasingly inequality in property is beginning to jeopardize social relations. Some of the resultant outcomes from such strains…

Author: Pradeep Ramavath J Abstract: Significant population growth of scheduled caste sub-groups coupled with historical internal divisions have been fertile terrain for the political manoeuvring. Given the growing ‘intra’ and…

…wage to the Consumer Price Index and compensating for inflation impact on wage. This is therefore an issue demanding attention from trade unions, labour law regulators and other linked professionals….

…Public Policy as a discipline originated and flourished, relied upon political competition (through democracy) and market forces (through capitalism) to bring order to the public sphere. When these arrangements normalise…

…common ailments; and one hospital bed per 11300 beneficiaries for major health interventions. Further, the ESI coverage was poorer for workers outside Bengaluru city, where the need of workers was…

Authors: Shreoshee Mukherjee, Ridhi Verma, Kaushik Basu Abstract In this study, we examine the effects of regulatory instruments on the financial performance of 18 private firms in the sugar industry…

Authors: Anjali Karol Mohan, Anognya Parthasarathy, Purnima Mahajan and Dr. Sony Pellissery Abstract This paper aims to explore alternatives to the dominant Euro-American planning approaches, which, while premised on the…

…also factored in, the earnings from this work were found to be paltry. The workers experienced high levels of stress and anxiety compounded with financial precariousness given the uncertainty of…

…of these legislations is simplifications of complex labour laws, our analysis shows that rights of labouring class are deliberately weakened to advance neoliberal agenda. This paper is providing historical context…

Author: Mohan Mani Abstract Garment manufacturing is a large employer of workers in Karnataka, with a large proportion of the sector catering to garment exports. Much of the sector continues…

Authors: Mohan Mani and Sachin Tiwari About the study This study has been done by the Centre for Labour Studies (CLS), National Law School of India University (NLSIU). This develops…

Abstract: Teacher attendance, motivation and effort are important constraints in India‟s public education system, which is plagued by low learning outcomes. While the literature has explained poor performance in education…

…in the socio-economic life of minorities in Karnataka (Japhet et.al., 2015). It is recognised that if minority communities were to be mainstreamed into the socio-economic and political life of the…

…and the various concerns that come with it. An evaluation of Kerala’s Ayyankali Urban Employment Guarantee Scheme (AUEGS) occupies the rest of the paper in order to fully understand how…

Abstract The era of Web3 is often discussed in terms of finance, economy and technology. Along with these industries, the entertainment industry has also been rapidly evolving with the changes…

Abstract: It was the cult classic TV show Star Trek that first helped the public imagine a “communicator” that could fit in one’s pocket. This later inspired the design of…

…surrounding cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its now infamous founder, Sam Bankman-Fried. There are multiple reports of poor oversight of the company, improper usage of customer funds for a sister trading…

The Indian Supreme Court is widely seen as a vanguard of progressive social change. Yet there are no systematic studies of whether its progressive decisions actually improve the lives of…

Abstract The present study is an attempt to understand government policy imperatives in the areas of defence, and social sector, among five less developed and developing economies of South Asia…

Abstract Traditionally, constitutional economics prefers a constitutional constraint legitimized by rule of law over economic constraint when public policy decisions are made. However, pragmatic politics considers both these types of…

The report, authored by Aparna Chandra, Mrinal Satish, Shreya Shree and Mini Saxena, is a result of a collaborative exercise between Center for Reproductive Rights, National Law University, Delhi and…

…based on either lack of legitimate purpose, lack of rational nexus, or both. It further analyses qualitatively the formulations and applications in practice of each of the components of limitation…

…country, steps the police take towards women empowerment are bound to have spillover effects on integration of other diverse groups and communities as well. The aims of this compendium are:…

[with Manhar Bansal, III Year BA LLB (Hons) student at NLSIU] This essay brings together reflections from a reading group at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. Drawing…

This article highlights the stark errors in the judicial discourse on human sacrifice. In the Ishwari Lal Yadav case, the Court completely disregarded the cultural context of human sacrifice and…

  Built around procedures, precedents, and practices, the Fair Trial Manual is designed to show how Constitutional and human rights jurisprudence informs both the substantive and procedural aspects of criminal…

With Anthropocene Unseen: A Lexicon, the editors aim at a resource helpful for this task: a catalog of ways to pluralise and radicalise our picture of the Anthropocene, to make…

There is a certain definitive interiority to the slum world, a spatial and a psychosocial completeness or boundedness. Perhaps there is something to that old, much-maligned anthropological notion of communities…

The chapter goes beyond the usual explanation of Hinduism of city spaces, and opens up more ways of looking at spatial politics through an exploration of two monumental structures built…

This study is a contribution to the understanding of jobs in platform economy or gig economy. It attempts to examine the earnings of platform workers and explores their experiences on…

…devotee public locked in an echo chamber crying out in pain. Somewhere, in the midst of this ramshackle town, everyone is joined in the expression of a common biraha [separation].”…

…disbandment of licencing in the wake of the 1991 reforms, much of the commentary overlooks the rationale and history of licencing. Industrial licencing emerged out of the nationalist discourse on…

[with Malika Jain] Dr. Sanjay Jain and Ms. Malika Jain explore the key takeaways from the SC’s decision on the role of the Speaker of the Legislature, Governor, Election Commission…

“Loss of life is tragic, period. However, one cannot help but notice the selective mourning, which seems to stem from sociopolitical apathy towards the refugees. The tragic agony in the…

…non compliance with India’s obligations under the UNCRPD. A few key areas on women’s mental health looked at includeperceptions of women with mental illness, the human rights of women with…

Gender morality is explored in “The Hindu Widow” by Ananya Hassan Satish as well as rights of sex workers by Himani Chauhan Areas of family law are explored through succession…

…use of judges, labour law practitioners, industrial relations specialists and students who need or desire ready access to authoritative information of a comparative nature on problems arising in the field…

[with Praveen Tripathi] This article evaluates the implementation of the cartel leniency programme by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) using comprehensive data covering all related decisions of the CCI…

…ritual-obsessed Hindus refusing to see the progressive spirits of the emerging world and studied as a branch of anthropology, suddenly began to be seen as a complex reality deeply embedded…

Co-author: Moiz Tundawala Volume editors: Mathew John, Vishwas H. Devaiah, Pritam Baruah, Moiz Tundawala, Niraj Kumar This piece is a book comment on Jon Wilson’s “The Domination of Strangers: Modern…

This essay explores Periyar’s idea of Samadharma, its relation to socialism and its commitment to equality and secularism. It also briefly discusses Section 295A and how it was used against…

The pressing need to manage the spiralling number of landless people around the world has compelled several states to experiment with scattered land distribution programmes in combination with welfare transfers,…

…days and average bench strength are not good indicators of court productivity- the workload per judge being actually lower in district courts with lower productivity, compared to those with higher…

Intervening in contemporary debates around secularism, this article characterises the fight between New Atheism and religious extremism as a “false conflict”. The author argues that political atheism—drawn from his engagement…

In this commentary, part of a book forum on Srila Roy’s (2022) book ”Changing the Subject: Feminist and Queer Politics in Neoliberal India”, I argue that the feminist and queer…

Excerpt: “Bazball has two elements, neither of which are surprising. It encourages people to play without fear. But that’s not the only thing. It also encourages people to immerse themselves…

On 7 February 2024, the Uttarakhand Assembly passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill. In this article, Prof. (Dr.) Sarasu Esther Thomas unpacks its provisions along with their legal and…

[Co-authored with Rahul Bajaj] The Supreme Court’s judgment in Association for Democratic Reforms and Anr. v. Union of India and Ors. (“Electoral Bonds Judgment”) has been widely hailed as a…

Excerpt: The followers of Swami Shri Haridasji live in the sand-laden compound of Tatiasthan and assemble in song with devotees from the general public every evening. This musical tradition is…

…world it inhabits. An ‘empire of AI’ unravels the politics of AI which gets more complex at an intersection of sociopolitical (related to the macro-effect of AI at a global…

…the scope of some laws regulating work beyond the traditional boundaries. Written by a team of experts in the field of labour law, the Handbook offers a comprehensive review and…

Critiquing the policy to incentivise patent filing by academicians, this blog post argues why patents may not be relevant in every field and how this policy may result in frivolous…

…access to justice for children in the Juvenile Justice System, a team of lawyers navigate the complexities and assess the role of different actors including legal services providers—government-appointed lawyers, pro…

…to the dichotomy of the Court favouring either the government or the opposition. However, a careful reading and analysis of the judgment reveals a more complex and balanced picture. For…

…as ‘due process’, “natural justice”, ‘essential functions of legislatures’ are incapable of a comprehensive definition. But this difficulty is actually their strength because it makes them basic, elastic and eternal.”…

…voices to present its vision of Hindu Rashtra as not based on orthodoxy-inspired social hierarchy but as compatible with modern democracy. What does this mean for Tamil Nadu politics, where…

Excerpt: “Every generation has its community engagements that nourishes it. We had single screen cinemas, you will have your ways of bonding with strangers, and hopefully not only on social…

Excerpt: “Why are we inclined to believe in moral tragedies? Because this is somewhat tempting in a comforting sort of way: the world presumably consists of values that can’t all…

How disability is modeled or understood is determinative in the evolution of both Disability Studies and Disability Politics. By focusing on India, this chapter demonstrates that transformation and metamorphosis in…

…also discuss how the Special Section in American Anthropologist does not capture another form of complicity—which we classify as claim-dismissing complicity. We find examples of claim-dismissing complicity in the Indian…

Mumbai/Bombay: Majoritarian Neoliberalism, Informality, Resistance, and Wellbeing,” edited by Sujata Patel, D. Parthasarathy, and George Jose, explores the intersection of neoliberal capitalism and Hindu majoritarianism in shaping Mumbai. The book…

Excerpt: ‘Fires in cities are more common than we think. We see these massive fires that claim several lives as few and far between. The gruesome cases in Rajkot and…

Conventionally, entry is thought to enhance welfare by enhancing competition and hence lowering prices and increasing the output. Contrary to the conventional wisdom, working with an n-firm Cournot oligopoly set…

When the Supreme Court of India upheld the constitutionality of the death penalty in Bachan Singh v. State of Punjab in 1980, it also laid down a sentencing framework for…

This chapter focuses on consumer protection in E-Commerce in India and the success of online dispute resolution through mediation initiative carried out by National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.

This chapter describes the trends and patterns of usage of the PWDVA and examines judicial approaches towards adjudication under the Act. This chapter is based on an empirical analysis of…

The Indian Supreme Court has been called “the most powerful court in the world” for its wide jurisdiction, its expansive understanding of its own powers, and the billion-plus people under…

In this paper a comprehensive analysis of the state of Indian judiciary has been made. The various factors which have attributed to docket explosion and arrears have been discussed by…

This article focuses on the background and constitutional perspective of secularism as implemented in India, the Supreme Court’s interpretation of secularism and identification of certain religious practices as an essential…

Rashmi Venkatesan’s article analyses the UN Framework on Business and Human Rights from an Indian labour rights perspective, looking at the garment supply chain in particular. It argues that it…

Ratna Kapur’s book, Gender, Alterity and Human Rights: Freedom in a Fishbowl, is a much-needed, well-timed, radical critique of the current human rights praxis. While Kapur does acknowledge the value…

…and complicate the ‘winners’ and the ‘losers’ narrative of trade liberalisation. By exploiting the concessions extracted under the TRIPS, the Act seems to balance competing interests – that of a…

In the forty years since Bachan Singh upheld the constitutional validity of the death penalty in May 1980, there have been numerous concerns about the fate of the death penalty…

This article makes a case for the commingling of caste and disability issues to make social justice movements more inclusive. According to the authors, “Anchoring the identities of caste and…

Mapping the responses of feminist groups to the J. S. Verma Committee, this article underscores inconsistencies between the positions on defining sexual offences on the one hand and suggesting appropriate…

More than 95% of working women are engaged in informal work. There is a similar over-representation of socially and economically marginalized groups – Dalits, Adivasis, Muslims, and OBCs. In the…

Sympathetic to Bhuwania’s concerns about the “protean nature” of PIL, and the kinds of judicial politics it has produced, Dr. Chandra uses the opportunity to review the book to interrogate…

…case provides a foundation for further development of the law on various issues of reproductive rights and compensation jurisprudence for state failures in guaranteeing statutory and constitutional rights of women,…

…Lucas paradox, which suggests that capital might flow from the poor to the rich countries. We also show the possibility of trade and capital flow being complements and not substitutes,…