Analysis

Prof. Khan finds it outrageous that the provisions of developed nations on euthanasia are being emulated in India

He is wary of the euphoria over the proposed impeachment of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, as it impinges the independence of the Judiciary.

He argues that laws must be made by Parliament and the courts must only interpret the law.

The students worked through 5 worksheets (available in the resources section of this post)

Apar Gupta argues that India should draft its own data protection legislation, learning from Europe's new data regime.

Ashwini Tallur and Satya Prasoon (CLPR), and Rahul Unnikrishnan, an Advocate in the Madras HC debate the question in the Wire

This post reviews the key arguments and postulations raised by three counsels - Sr. Advs. Shyam Divan, Kapil Sibal, and Gopal Subramanium

The Court has continued to manage the conflict by directing the case to come up as a title dispute, a narrow legal facet of the case