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Rethinking AI’s Jurisdiction In a Borderless World
Read more: Rethinking AI’s Jurisdiction In a Borderless WorldBy – Raewa Bharat Parab Abstract Sovereignty, traditionally defined by borders and boundaries of a state, is being disrupted in the present age due to significant use of AI, which predates any conception of an actor that is simultaneously present across every national boundary. This article explores the doctrine of territoriality and whether such a concept, defined years ago, is…
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The Rights to a Stable Climate and India’s Climate Litigation Trajectory
Read more: The Rights to a Stable Climate and India’s Climate Litigation TrajectoryBy – Khushi Choudhary Abstract The article focuses on how environmental jurisprudence in India has evolved with the move from an approach which includes the elements of ecology without directly stating so to an approach based on climate change. It discusses how the judicial system in India has dealt with environmental issues within the larger…
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Commercialising Culture: A Critique of Japan’s Anime Industry
Read more: Commercialising Culture: A Critique of Japan’s Anime IndustryBy -Harishna Devi Abstract What goes on behind the frames of your favourite anime, and how has the popularity of your favourite show been orchestrated to your liking? The anime industry has been flourishing since the 2000s and has greatly contributed to multiple facets of Japan’s cultural popularity. Through this growth several initiatives and government…
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Redefining Director Liability in AI driven Board Decisions under the EU AI Act 2024
Read more: Redefining Director Liability in AI driven Board Decisions under the EU AI Act 2024By – Ananyaa Verma Abstract AI integration in corporate decision making is a widespread contemporary phenomenon. However, out of the integration emerge an unprecedented set of challenges regarding fiduciary responsibility and liability. This article examines the European Union AI Act 2024 which reshaped the legal obligations of directors by imposing enhanced standards of transparency, and…
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The Gender Penalty: How Algorithms Are Quietly Rewriting Women’s Work
Read more: The Gender Penalty: How Algorithms Are Quietly Rewriting Women’s WorkBy — Erla Sree Samhita Abstract In the current era of labour markets, AI is also seen as a non-biased and objective system. However, when it comes to its role in hiring algorithms and in gig platforms, it seems that artificial intelligence doesn’t overcome gender inequality at all. This paper aims both at studying this…
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When Intelligence Becomes Infrastructure
Read more: When Intelligence Becomes InfrastructureBy — Ihina Yadav Abstract 11th March 2026 marks the day when OpenAI CEO Sam Altman casually declared that he envisions “a future whereintelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter.” This sparked great controversy and led to a chain of discourse where netizens noticed the dystopian future that awaited them, whereas Altman called it a business model. This article interacts…
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The Treaty We Don’t Have: AI Weapons and the Failure of Arms Control
Read more: The Treaty We Don’t Have: AI Weapons and the Failure of Arms ControlBy -Madhav Pransukhka Abstract Most arms control agreements of the last hundred years share a hidden assumption. They assume a dangerous weapon is something you can find. Nuclear warheads can be counted. A uranium enrichment plant can be inspected. A chemical agent can be sampled and confirmed. Treaties like the Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Chemical…
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Shortcut is the Problem: Efficiency, Fairness and India’s Examination System
Read more: Shortcut is the Problem: Efficiency, Fairness and India’s Examination SystemBy – Kamya Sharma Abstract The National Testing Agency cancelled the NEET UG examination after a CBI investigation disclosed a question paper leak in May 2026 for which 2.27 million medical aspirants registered. NEET examination is based on the idea that a standardised and centralised test is the most efficient way to provide seats as…
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ANIMATION LOOP AND ITS EVOLUTION
Read more: ANIMATION LOOP AND ITS EVOLUTIONBy — Manya Mittal Abstract The historical evolution of the animated loop from its mechanical origins in nineteenth-century optical toys to the digital universality in contemporary GIFs and ambient streaming environments is accompanied by a transformation of these loops as a source of animated shock to cognitive soothing and regulation of emotions. Modern digital loops…
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Animation Throughout the Ages: Cartoon as a Wartime Contrivance
Read more: Animation Throughout the Ages: Cartoon as a Wartime ContrivanceBy – Prishaa Abstract Animation has been one of history’s most effective propaganda tools. This article examines the systematic weaponisation of animated media by ruling governments across the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, using Gramsci’s concept of hegemony and Nye’s theory of soft power. From Disney’s wartime output and the Censored Eleven to Soyuzmultfilm’s Socialist Realism…
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Did Patel Deserve Better Than a Vanity Statue?
Read more: Did Patel Deserve Better Than a Vanity Statue?By – Harshi Upadhyay Abstract In October of 2018, India unveiled the Statue of Unity as the world’s tallest statue built at a cost of roughly 3,000 crores. The conversation around it is often framed in the past tense. Seven years later the statue doesn’t just remain a questionable call in 2018, it’s an ongoing…
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