The Creeping ‘Judicial Activism’ in Patent Litigation
For several decades now, Indian courts have earned a reputation for unrestrained judicial activism in the fields of political, social,...
Prashant Reddy Thikkavarapu
Aug 21
The Gratuity Grey Zone: When ‘Moral Turpitude’ Blurs the Lines Between Employer Rights and Employee Protection
Gratuity, in its literal sense, refers to a lump-sum amount paid to employees as a token of gratitude for their long-term service....
K Danitta & Swastika Saha Chowdhury
Jun 7
Interview with Senior Advocate P.H. Arvindh Pandian: Balancing Law and Strategy in Commercial Litigation
The following interview was conducted by Kusha Grover and K Danitta, editors at RSRR. Senior Advocate P.H. Arvindh Pandian gives insights...
Editorial Board
May 2
Intersectionality and Intellectual Property: Bridging Human Rights and the Knowledge Economy
In 1946, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar sat in his study, surrounded by pages of his unfinished work, which was a forceful indictment of caste and...
Jaivardhan Goyal
Apr 29
Global Models And India's Arbitration Reform: Towards A Specialised Arbitration Division
India is projected to soon become the fourth largest economy in the world. A by-product of attaining this distinguished position is the...
Bhavana Chandak Dhoundiyal
Apr 27
Paving the Way for AI Driven Justice in MACT Tribunals
Introduction The existing jurisprudential discourse on AI integration in the legal sphere may seem saturated at first, with incessant...
Pranav Gupta and Jahnvi Thanvi
Apr 17