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Directors’ Duties and Stakeholders: An Analysis

The treatment of shareholder and stakeholder interests in corporate legislation in the United Kingdom (UK) and India is thoroughly compared in this article. It looks at how legal frameworks have changed over time, with particular attention to how India’s Section 166(2) of the Companies Act recognises stakeholders’ interests in directorship responsibility and how the UK…
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Bhuli Bhatiyari – A Refuge Amidst Chaos

This article explores the spatiality along with the cultural and historical significance of the 13th-century hunting lodge of Bhuli Bhatiyari in Delhi. The monument is an embodiment of the rural and urban dichotomy in the landscapes of Delhi – how the city is laced with remnants of its past interacting perennially with the upcoming “modern”…
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Freedom of Information: a Human Right

Right to information (RTI) has emerged as an important idea in the modern understanding of democracy. India adopted its RTI act in 2005, after its long struggle through the corridors of the parliament. In this article, we try to trace the history and various dimensions of the Right to Information act in India while placing…
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Indian Household Borrowing Pattern

The 77th round of borrowing trends among Indian households reveals a significant shift towards institutional lending, with bank-linked self-help groups and non-banking financial companies experiencing a notable rise. Medium-term loans have become more prevalent, indicating a changing borrowing pattern. Additionally, there is a transition from simple to compound interest, particularly noticeable in institutional agencies. Non-institutional…
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Efforts Towards Police Accountability in India

This is part 2 of the article on Criminal Justice reforms in India. Part 2 of the article explores the multifaceted landscape of police accountability measures in India. It outlines both internal and external accountability mechanisms, including the roles of state institutions, public bodies, and independent agencies. Recent developments, judicial oversight, and legal challenges are…
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From Stereotype to Scrutiny: Unveiling the Transformation of Indian Cinema’s Social Commentary

Taking a closer look at the fascinating journey of Bollywood, this article reveals how Hindi cinema has transformed from its formulaic roots to a more layered and realistic art form in the modern era.
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How America’s Relaxed Gun Laws are Fueling its Immigration Crisis

For decades now, successive US Presidents have tried to solve the southern border immigration crisis and have failed repeatedly. While they may be tackling the consequences of the problem, they are not analysing the grassroots question – why are so many immigrants landing up at the southern border? This article answers this question by analysing…
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Navigating Corporate Governance, CSR, and Business Ethics: A Legal Perspective on India’s Evolution

This comprehensive study delves into the dynamic landscape of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and business ethics in India. Tracing the historical evolution from a regulatory stronghold to a market-driven approach, it examines the legal frameworks that have been instrumental in shaping the nation’s corporate environment. The analysis encompasses the role of stakeholders, voluntary…
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Digitalization and Its Impact on Reproductive Rights

Reproductive rights, which broadly include sexual health and well-being, are a very sensitive topic, especially in a developing society where people are not open to discussing all aspects of reproductive health. Additionally, the increasing use of digital platforms not just for increasing awareness but also as intermediaries makes the discussion of reproductive rights in relevance…
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Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster

On March 11, 2011, a devastating earthquake and tsunami led to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, sending shockwaves in Japan and around the world. In all, 19,729 people (with 2559 still missing) died due to Earthquake and Tsunami. The nuclear disaster had a significant environmental impact and far-reaching implications for the Japanese economy and energy…
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Transgender Healthcare: An Unsolved Question

Access to good healthcare for the transgender community is yet to materialize in India. A negative societal perception of the transgender identity continues to impact the behaviour of healthcare professionals towards transgender persons. Is the recent establishment of OPD at Delhi’s RML Hospital for transgenders, a step towards inclusive healthcare?
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Criminal Justice Reform and Police Accountability in India

This article delves into the pressing issues of police brutality and accountability within India’s criminal justice system. Part 1 provides an in-depth examination of the extent of police brutality, citing prominent cases and alarming statistics on deaths in police custody. It explores the paradoxical support for the police among many Indians, often due to concerns…
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