Settling disputes made easier
The setting up of an office of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in India should boost use of this alternative dispute redressal mechanism, say Harsh Mahaseth and Aryaman Keshav
The setting up of an office of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in India should boost use of this alternative dispute redressal mechanism, say Harsh Mahaseth and Aryaman Keshav
Proposed amendments to Pakistan’s Constitution will undermine independence of the judiciary, says Khwaja Ahmad Hosain
Does the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code fix debt or fuel the economy, asks Debarshi Chakraborty
Does India’s new criminal law place too many barriers on the registration of an FIR by a citizen, asks Surja Kanta Baladhikari.
Can India get parental consent right in the DPDP Act, asks Pakhi Garg
Ajai Rai challenged the Allahabad High Court order refusing to quash criminal proceedings against him at Varanasi court under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code and the Gangsters Act case registered in the 2010 case.
By holding that people have a right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change, the apex court has expanded our rights, says Alok Ray
There exists an incongruity between Articles 111 and 201 of the Constitution, says Bimal Kumar Chatterjee
The bureaucracy must perform its duties diligently to save courts from the role thrust on them by the teachers’ recruitment scam, says Bimal Kumar Chatterjee
Daughters and sons of woods should have the ultimate rights over forests says PATRANGA BASU.
