*Prof. Paul Koster During the summer of 2026, while serving as a Fulbright Specialist at National Law University Jodhpur in India, I was asked to give a speech commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States. As I considered what meaningful commemoration should entail, I found myself returning to a framework that shapes the way I introduce constitutional law to students. In 1987, as the United States prepared to commemorate the 200th anniversary of its Constitution,

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-Silkan Bhardwaj* In November 2025, the Assam government (“State”) tabled the Tiwari Commission Report and the unofficial Mehta Commission Report (titled as the ‘Non-Official Judicial Inquiry Commission on the Holocaust of Assam Before, During and After Election, 1983’) before the Assam State Assembly, more than four decades after the Nellie Massacre of 1983 (“Massacre”). The Massacre killed about two thousand Bangla-speaking Muslims (‘Miyas’ as the ruling government refers t

-Shubhi Agarwal & Sharvari Barve* Introduction On 26th September 2025, the MoEFCC issued a notification exempting Standalone Cement Grinding Units from Environmental Clearance requirements, arguing that it is unfair for both integrated cement plants and standalone cement plants to bear the burden of similar regulations in terms of clearance, thereby providing relaxations on the latter. These units were of the specification with a production capacity not exceeding 1.0 million

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Rahul Agrawal and Muskaan Goyal* Opening thought Deepfakes have moved from being mere technological curiosities to destabilising forces in India’s democratic landscape. The recent election cycles made this painfully clear. Synthetic videos impersonating political leaders, fabricated speeches designed to polarise communities, and AI-generated misinformation travelling across platforms at impossible speeds have exposed a sharp asymmetry; while technology enable rapid deception