Introduction From a word unbeknownst to all to being the most controversial constitutional topic in 2026, the delimitation of electoral constituencies took centre stage in the Indian Parliament when the Union Government proposed the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First) Amendment Bill 2026 (‘Amendment Bill’). This Amendment Bill attempted to offer solutions to two major constitutional problems plaguing Indian federalism: first, it increased the number of seats in the Ho

Introduction Human rights are rights inherent in every human being and have come to occupy a central place within all modern legal systems, shaping both international and national law. However, the effective protection of these rights depends not only on their recognition but also on the availability of accessible remedies. As a response to this concern the United Nations, in the early 60’s, promoted the idea of ‘National Human Rights Institutions’ to be set within the legal

Introduction The harms arising from intermediary behaviour are often public in nature, yet remain insufficiently recognised. This is largely because such harms are frequently understood merely as the aggregations of private harms . However, this framing is both inadequate and limiting, as it obscures the need for remedies that go beyond conventional privacy protection. This concern can be better understood through an analogy. The ocean exists as a natural entity populated by

Introduction Traditionally, anti-discrimination law has relied on a complaints-led model to redress discrimination. This model requires the victim to identify an act of discrimination and take it to an adjudicatory body to attract a compensatory remedy. On the other hand, a competing emergent model for remedies is that of positive duties on the state to redress discrimination. Positive duties are proactive rather than reactive, aiming to identify and redress unlawful discrim

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Judicial Paradox: Recognizing Exclusion but Denying Any Remedy On October 17, 2023, a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India...

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