Krish Giria & Stuti Gupta Abstract: The Sports Ministry has recently proposed the ‘Sports Passport’ framework under Section 20 of the Passports Act, 1967 which would allow eligible PIO and OCI athletes […]
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The Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society publishes articles that analyze regulatory governance in financial markets, digital media ethics and intermediary guidelines, and legal frameworks addressing family law and property rights. It also critiques judicial procedures and explores themes of consent, autonomy, and gender within legal contexts. The content reflects interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary legal issues in India, including regulatory reforms, equity in senior citizen protections, and the intersection of law with societal norms and power structures.
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Regulation or Control? The Constitutional Tension in the New FCRA Amendment Bill, 2026
Harshita & Siddharth Dev Prasad Abstract: The FCRA Amendment Bill, 2026 raises a fundamental constitutional question: where does legitimate regulation of foreign contributions end and executive control over institutions begin? By enabling […]
Podcast with Prof. Pranav Verma
Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Saher Gole & Devang Pandey In this episode of the LSPR Podcast, Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Saher Nitin Gole, and Devang Pandey sit down with Professor Pranav Verma. The discussion focuses on […]
Pay-to-Play Predation in Online Social Games: Addressing India’s Regulatory gap on In-App Purchases for minors and the way forward
Aryan Anand & Saniya Singh Raghuvanshi Abstract: This article examines the inadequacy of the Online Gaming Act, 2025, and the Online Gaming Rules, 2026, to regulate in-app purchases for minors in online […]
Damages, Duties, and Divergences: The Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Karnataka
Aakash Dwivedi Abstract: This article examines the ongoing interpretive controversy before the Karnataka High Court as to whether arbitral awards granting monetary relief attract stamp duty under Article 11 of the Karnataka […]
Beyond Tar and Nicotine: Cigarette Ingredient Disclosure in India and the FCTC Gap
Raunak Dixit Abstract: This piece reads India’s cigarette packaging law against the disclosure standard India itself helped negotiate. It argues that the absence of an ingredient disclosure requirement across COTPA, the Legal […]
The Inquisitorial State: Deconstructing the Fallacy of “Acquiring” Gender Rights
Suryansh Kumar Verma Source: Credits: A protest against the transgender rights bill passed in Parliament, in Mumbai, India, March 25, 2026. © 2026 AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool Abstract: This article argues that India’s […]
AI, Copyright, and Publisher Sustainability
Praharsh Gour Abstract: In light of the ongoing dispute between ANI and OpenAI before the Delhi High Court, broader questions concerning the sustainability of digital journalism and small digital media outlets require […]
Omissive discrimination by the 2026 Act: The triumph of the medical model and the overlooked imprints of Jane Kaushik
Parushni Jathar & Devanshi V Kasnia Source: Credits: Thane Pride Protest on April 16th, 2026 Abstract: Omissive discrimination emerged in Jane Kaushik V. Union of India as a recourse to the fallacious […]
AI Training and Copyright: Podcast with Adarsh Ramanujan in the Symposium on OpenAI v ANI
Shauryaveer Chaudhry & Shreya Banchhor In this episode of the LSPR Podcast, Shreya Banchhor and Shauryaveer Chaudhry sit down with Mr. Adarsh Ramanujan, the amicus curiae in the ANI Media v. OpenAI […]