Swapnil Tripathi is fourth year Law student at the National Law University, Jodhpur The erstwhile state of Andhra Pradesh has drawn much attention amongst Indian media & legal scholars for a while now. Its bifurcation, which has been a reality … Continue reading Circumventing the Apex? Telangana’s Recent Stint of Legislative Supremacy
Dhruv Shekhar is a third year law student at Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat, having studied history previously at St. Stephens College. M.N. Srinivas, the pioneer of Indian anthropology in the 1950s, defined a dominant caste[i] as one which is numerically … Continue reading A Legal-Economic Understanding of the Basis of the Reservation Claims made by the Jat Community
Rahul Mohan completed his bachelors in electrical engineering from VIT University. Post that he worked as a LAMP(Legislative Assistant to Member of Parliament) fellow, assisting a senior parliamentarian in the Rajya Sabha on policy and legislative matters. He currently works … Continue reading Preserving our historical baggage: Why a crime severity index is needed for proactive policing
Siddharth Jayaprakash March 21, 2017 There is a scene in Larry Niven’s Ringworld where the protagonist, having survived for centuries through consumption of a futuristic drug, steps into a teleportation booth in Shanghai and steps out into a similarly-looking New … Continue reading Isolationism in the 21st Century – What the Persians got right
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