Deadly Disclosures: Why Whistleblowing in India Still Takes Guts and Lives
Legal Framework: The Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2014 India’s primary legislation protecting whistleblowers is the Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2014. […]
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Sanchar Mitra Scheme: Mobilizing India’s Youth for Telecom Awareness
The Indian telecommunications sector, while rapidly growing, has long faced the challenge of bridging the gap between its expansive digital
The Sevilla Commitment: Transforming Global Finance for Sustainable Development in 2025
Introduction On July 16, 2025, the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) concluded in Sevilla, Spain, producing a
Why India Urgently Needs Civic Sense for Public Safety and Democracy
In the world’s largest democracy, the law may exist in black and white, but the behavior of its people often
India’s Supreme Court Ruling on Adolescent Privacy Sparks Legal and Policy Reform Debate
In a significant evolution of constitutional rights, The Hindu’s editorial of 16 July 2025 scrutinizes the Supreme Court’s pioneering Re:
Denmark Moves to Copyright Faces and Voices in Bold Deepfake Law to Protect Digital Identity
In an era where artificial intelligence can conjure realistic videos and audio depicting anyone saying or doing anything, Denmark is
Parliamentary Committees: Keystone of Oversight and Governance
New Delhi, July 15, 2025, At the National Conference of Estimates Committees, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla underscored that parliamentary committees
The Long Arm of Justice: ICC Indicts Taliban for Gender Apartheid.
Founded in 2002 by the Rome Statute, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a permanent tribunal based in The Hague,
India’s First Cooperative University Launched in Gujarat: A Milestone in Cooperative Education and Reform
India has long nurtured a vibrant cooperative movement, empowering farmers, artisans, weavers, and small entrepreneurs through collective ownership and democratic
Is Corporal Punishment in Schools Criminal? Indian Courts Say No, For Now.
In a series of recent judgments, several Indian High Courts have clarified that reasonable physical discipline by teachers, although undesirable,