Shoubhit Daftuar* INTRODUCTION The Chotanagpur Tenancy Act, 1908  (“ CNT ”) and Santhal Parganas Tenancy Act, 1949 , ( “SPT” ) have gained prominence over the years not just as mere policy instruments but as constitutional bulwarks designed to protect tribal communities’ ancestral land, cultural identity, and autonomous governance. These Acts restrict land alienation to non-tribals and embody constitutional protections under the Fifth Schedule , alongside the framework of tri

-Surya Bhoria and Kirti Sehrawat* INTRODUCTION   The RTI Act  is rightly seen as one of the most transformative laws passed by the Indian Parliament. The Act has significantly impacted Indian governance and citizens and has made the administration more transparent and accountable. Accountability for its actions has led the government to become more efficient and has, to some extent, helped curb corruption and arbitrary abuse of powers by the public authorities. Therefore, bey

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-Vanshika Sharma* Introduction Gender discrimination  in the workplace is a recurring issue in India, with married women experiencing...

-Yash Sharan and Vaibhav Singh Tiwari* Introduction  Recently, the Supreme Court ( “SC” ) has addressed  the long-standing silence around...

*Kashish Malhotra Introduction On February 13, the legal fraternity was confronted with a less than ideal revelation as news broke of...