Check out our recently published General Section (pp 461-691) of Volume 15 Issue 2 (December 2024) with 9 pieces published on diverse areas of legal scholarship. @JindalGlobalUNI@JindalGLS@jgu_research@SpringerLaw https://t.co/FkWO1Zd8Mz
Check out our latest Special Issue titled 'Advancing Reproductive Autonomy and Justice in Asia' (pp 255-460) published in collaboration with Centre for Reproductive Rights. @ReproRights@jgu_research@JindalGLS@JindalGlobalUNI@SpringerLaw https://t.co/FkWO1Zd8Mz
Start reading the latest issue of Jindal Global Law Review with the special topic on ‘Advancing Reproductive Autonomy and Justice in Asia’ (pp. 255 - 460)
https://t.co/1K0QJsiHr2
with the likewise titled Editorial
https://t.co/ha7M5munzG
@JGLR_JGU@SpringerLaw
@KishwarSanya and I worked on this interview on Adjudication on issues of Culture in India, for @JGLR_JGU
Many thanks to Adv. Shadan Farasat for speaking to us and special gratitude to Prof. Max Steuer for his extensive and excellent editorial feedback. https://t.co/qXXgFhtpxR
Today is Prof. Upendra Baxi's Birthday. Read our entire special issue Vol. 9(2) of 2018 themed on
Upendra Baxi in our Times: Law, Life, Liminality edited by @JindalLaw's Debolina Dutta, @oishik_shakya and @MelbLawSchool's Adil Hasan Khan. See: https://t.co/tynXZYKvaO @SpringerLaw
Where I look at #MunshiPremchand’s “Namak ka Daroga,” #HarishankarParsai’s “Inspektar Maataadeen Chaand Par,” #ShrilalShukla’s “Raag Darbari” and #FakirMohanSenapati’s “Chha Mana Atha Guntha” (Six Acres and a Third) — “Imagining the Corruption Complex Through Law and Literature”
Join us for the Soli J. Sorabjee Excellence Award & Scholarship and Memorial Lecture by Hon'ble Mr. Justice K.V. Viswanathan on 14th October from 11 a.m. (IST) onwards.
The lecture will be followed by a discussion with distinguished panelists from the world of law and moderated by #JGU VC Prof. C. Raj Kumar.
Watch LIVE at: https://t.co/Gq3qZRPCg8
We invite you to watch an amazing interview and interaction with 10 distinguished judges and jurists of the USA with the Vice Chancellor of O.P. Jindal Global University during their recent visit to India and to the #JGU Campus.
The interview engaged in a comprehensive and compelling manner with issues relating to the future of legal education, the legal profession, rule of law, access to justice, and the judiciary. It also discussed the role of technology and its growing impact on the life of law and justice. The 10 judges and jurists from the USA represented five states of the USA - California, Hawaii, Illinois, New York, and Oregon besides all levels of the judiciary. The discussion were utterly candid, absolutely engaging and profoundly enlightening.
https://t.co/sUE2Lshk3h