If people with the disease fear discrimination, non-reporting would be the norm and we cannot keep people in their homes to flatten the curve forever.
The labour acts require work to be carried out for there to be an entitlement to wages and other benefits. When there is no work done,...
It is not entirely clear as to whether the Central Government has the powers to direct or mandate private parties or employers to necessarily make payments...
Banks should consider promoting contactless and digital payment options and minimising use of instruments/ processes which would require contact for transactions as part of business continuity...
It is time to take a studied view and amend Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, written for the 19th century, in the India of...
The impact of Covid-19 on the obligation to comply with an unconditional and irrevocable bank guarantee is a critical issue which has arisen particularly in the...
The pandemic has exposed for all to see longstanding problems in the justice system across India. Let us acknowledge and rectify these issues.
The death sentence remains a highly controversial topic: Its supporters believe they deter crimes while those against it argue that nobody has the right to take...
Neither the Governor nor the Union government can treat an elected state government as a second fiddle.
Colonialism is deeply and disturbingly entrenched in the most fundamental and vital aspects of post-colonial societies, namely knowledge, education and legal systems.