Healing the Health Insurance Sector in India

Introduction The World Health Organization (“WHO”) defines health as a “state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.”[1] The provision of universal health insurance coverage as part of the provision of affordable healthcare is included in the Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”)[2] (SDG Target 3.8). In fact, Continue reading


Redefining Divorce Dynamics and Decoding Judicial Boundaries: Unravelling the Impact of Shilpa Sailesh v. Varun Sreenivasan

Introduction The case of Shilpa Sailesh vs Varun Sreenivasan marks a significant milestone in the annals of Indian family law, heralding a paradigm shift in the judiciary’s approach to marital disputes and the dissolution of marriage. The case originated from a deeply contested matrimonial dispute between Shilpa Sailesh and Varun Sreenivasan, both parties embroiled in Continue reading


Oblivisci and the Right to Be Forgotten in India

ABSTRACT This is the twenty-first Century and we live in the internet era where everything is transforming into digital, including an omnipresent, global, and hugely accessible media to almost 4.88 billion internet users. The internet allows us to access a wealth of information, including daily news that provides extensive details on various topics, locations, and Continue reading


Regulating the Unregulated Video-on-demand Platforms in India

Ravi Singh Chhikara & Abhinav Arora The exponential growth of popularity of video-on-demand platforms has brought a new regulatory challenge for the legislature. This paper ultimately advocates that it is high time that the government of India takes a paternalistic role and enacts a different pre-publication regulatory framework for video-on-demand platforms. The paper first clarifies Continue reading