Kanav N Sahgal
- 3 days ago
The End of Substantive Due Process? What the Arizona Supreme Court’s Mayes Decision Reveals About the Future of Abortion Law
Introduction The recent decision by the Arizona Supreme Court in Planned Parenthood Arizona v. Mayes (2024 ) has brought to the...
Aarushi Malik
- Jun 20
Her Disability, Her Decision: Is Women’s Reproductive Autonomy a Universal Right, or is its Application Disability-Qualified?
Women with disabilities find themselves at the nexus of multiple layers of marginalisation and vulnerability. Throughout history and...
Atishya Kumar
- May 3
Almost 15 Years Since the Court Manager Experiment - What’s Next in Administrative Reforms in the Indian Judiciary?
Introduction It is commonly believed that the judges, especially in District Courts, only work from 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM on workdays....
Kanav N Sahgal
- Jan 24
The Marriage Dilemma: The Supreme Court's Questionable Interpretation of Autonomy and Dignity in the Marriage Equality Case
Judicial Paradox: Recognizing Exclusion but Denying Any Remedy On October 17, 2023, a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India...
Kanav N Sahgal
- Jan 2
India's G20 Presidency: A Groundbreaking Declaration with a Critical Omission of LGBTQ+ Rights
G20 New Delhi Declaration and LGBTQ+ Rights The Group of Twenty (G20) is a crucial forum for addressing international economic issues...
Dr. Ashwini Siwal & Mr. Anupam Sharma
- Jul 7, 2023
IP-Backed Asset Debt Financing
Introduction In this technological era, everything is changing drastically, as is the way to generate finance. Earlier only physical...