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Until a crucial distinction is understood by the people shaping India's arbitration landscape, the reform agenda will continue to be built around the wrong question.

A two-judge bench cannot accomplish through purposive construction what it cannot accomplish by express overruling.

The aspiration of achieving genuine excellence in legal education cannot be realised through centralisation alone.

A brief personal account of a first-generation advocate who started their career as a junior of Justice V Mohana.

Revisiting the ghost of Pooran Mal in post-Puttaswamy Era.

The Mediation Act will be tested over the next few years on a single question: whether the Bar uses it.

The Brandeis Brief is defined as a legal brief that contains information and statistics that relate not only to the statute, but also to economics, sociology, medicine and other scientific disciplines ...

Specials on the themes of the upcoming novel, “The Figure in the Fog: the Malti Jakhar Case Files”.

One child can be, all at once, too old for free education at 14, old enough to work at 14, a protected victim until 18, a possible bride at puberty and an excused offender at 12.

The challenge now is building a business model that stays on the right side of that line – one the Supreme Court has now drawn with considerable precision.