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RGNUL STUDENT RESEARCH REVIEW

Volume 7 Issue 2

Reassessing the Environmental Rule of Law in India: Bridging Gaps for Survival

1

Safeguarding Wildlife Beyond Protected Areas in India: A Review of Laws, Policies and Other Conservation

Debadityo Sinha and Mridhu Tandon

2

Polluter Pays Principle in India: Assessing Conceptual Boundaries and Implementation Issues

Harshita Singhal and Sujith Koonan

3

Evolving a Legal Framework for Climate-Inclusive Agriculture: Exploring Regulatory Insights from Foreign Jurisdictions

Vidya Vijayaraghavan

4

Legal Transplants as Seen in the Comparative Analysis of Judicial Decisions on the Environmental Personhood of Rivers

Mrinalini Shinde

5

Right to Information as an ‘Environmental’ Right: Trends, Issues and Challenges in India

Nikita Pattajoshi

6

Failure of Environmental Regulatory Bodies and EIA Framework: Analysis of Existing Challenges

Maneka Nair Sastharam

7

Voice to the River: Observations on Legal Rights for Rivers in India

Sayanangshu Modak

8

Beached Waste and Wasted Beaches: A Critical Analysis of the New Ship Recycling Law in India

Meera Gopal

9

Fat Promises and Lean Performances: Why is Environmental Impact Assessment Underperforming in India?

Urmila Jha Thakur

10

A Critique of The NGT’s Rulings in the Vizag Gas Leak Case vis-a-vis the Environmental Rule of Law Concept

Keith Varghese and Shyama Kuriakose

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