Rahul Ranjan

This paper deals with the continuation of discriminatory hiring practices in the labour market by analysing field research previously conducted for the various spheres of employment. The analysis dissects the pitfalls of both the private and public sectors’ hiring practices and also offers a comparison to similarly consequential racial discrimination against the African-American population apparent […]

In recent years, the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and medical diagnostics has yielded groundbreaking advancements, transforming the landscape of predictive medicine. This opinion piece delves into the remarkable strides made by TabNet, an innovative AI model, in the realm of cardiac disease prediction. The article navigates through the legal considerations surrounding the deployment of

With ever changing scenario of business the new concept of One Person Company has been emerged as per Companies Act 2013. It is a hybrid of sole proprietor business and company form of business. Although this concept of Entrepreneurship is new in India and it will require time to be accepted amongst the people. There

In early 2020, as India found itself in the grip of an unprecedented humanitarian and health crisis, nearly a dozen states decided to relax labour laws, ostensibly to spur economic growth and attract investments.[i] The relaxations fell in broadly two categories: (i) an increase in the maximum daily work hours, and (ii) exemptions from certain

Tax justice goes far beyond lack of administration of justice at any tax appeal mach. An effective tax system delivers the 4 Rs of tax: revenues to fund public services; redistribution to curb inequalities; repricing to address public harms such as fossil fuel extraction and tobacco consumption; and political representation – recognising the key role

In this paper, the aim is to put across the importance of chemical industries. Chemical industries have also been discussed in relation to the different types of market competition and the space for such endeavours in the Indian context. Furthermore, the relevant case laws have also been discussed within this paper in relation to the

The emission of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has caused global warming to an unprecedented level endangering human life on earth. It is strongly felt by the experts and the world leaders alike that curtailing of carbon emissions is most necessary to bring down temperature to the target fixed by the Paris Agreement. Net-zero emission

The economics approach to law (hereinafter referred to as Law and Economics) is a stream of legal science that utilizes economic analysis in answering three major questions: (i) the definition of law; (ii) the origin of the law and the way in which the law came into force; and (iii) criteria for good law (Mercuro

Poverty alleviation is the trendy and fashionable slogan for the end of the 1990s. Projects defined with a specific focus on the poor, often help via donor money, channelled through non-governmental organizations (NGOs). This attempt, while well meaning, will invariably be at a micro level with a narrow focus, often ignoring the causes for the

Essential in its literal sense relates to the basic needs of human beings for them to survive and sustain in the world. This is clearly what the Mashlow’s hierarchy of needs states that every human being in order to sustain requires food, shelter and clothing as basic amenities. Given the evolution of human beings, every