From Political Satire to Intellectual Property Dispute: The Curious Case of the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ TrademarkJune 12, 2026
Supreme Court Clarifies Arbitration Limitation Law: Section 34 Challenge Period Begins Only After Disposal of Section 33 ProceedingsJune 12, 2026
Constitution Demands Structural Transformation, Not Formal Equality: A Constitutional Re-reading of Justice B.R. Gavai’s LectureBy Anvita DwivediApril 18, 2026 In a significant constitutional articulation, former Chief Justice of India B. R. Gavai has reaffirmed that the Indian Constitution does…
“Beyond Suits”: Justice Sanjay Karol Calls for Reimagining Legal Education and Aspirations Among NLU StudentsBy Anvita DwivediApril 13, 2026 In a thought-provoking address that has sparked introspection within India’s legal fraternity, Justice Sanjay Karol highlighted a growing disconnect between…
Courts Cannot “Dictate Academic Policy”: Supreme Court Reluctant to Intervene in Plea Seeking 4-Year LL.BBy Anvita DwivediMarch 16, 2026 The Supreme Court of India has indicated its reluctance to intervene in matters relating to the structure of legal education…
MNLU Mumbai Invites Research Papers for First International Labour Law Conference on New Labour CodesBy Anvita DwivediMarch 11, 2026 The Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai (MNLU Mumbai) has announced a call for papers for its first International Labour Law…
Supreme Court CJI Uses T20 Cricket Analogy to Stress Importance of Specialization in Legal PracticeBy Anvita DwivediMarch 2, 2026 During a Convocation Ceremony at Gujrat National Law University , Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant offered a memorable…
