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laws in india
November 12, 2024
How India punishes: Rethinking the use of criminal law
Despite claims of reform, India’s criminal laws still rely on arbitrary punishments, criminalising civil matters, and echoing colonial penal codes.
by
Ayushi Sharma
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Naveed Mehmood Ahmad
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7 min read
September 24, 2024
Family first: What foster care needs to succeed in India
The Model Guidelines for Foster Care, 2024, promises to help more children find a family to care for them, but what more does it need to be truly successful?
by
Satyajeet Mazumdar
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8 min read
August 9, 2024
Here’s how civil society can support the Rohingyas
The Rohingya community in India is disenfranchised, displaced, and invisibilised. What can civil society do to help them access a dignified life?
by
Saba Kohli Dave
,
Debojit Dutta
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10 min read
August 1, 2024
A rough ride: Poor sanitation access at Maharashtra’s bus depots
by
Deepa Pawar
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3 min read
July 26, 2024
Towards a gender-just and queer-inclusive family law
Indian family laws can disadvantage women and queer individuals. Here's how we can think of a more inclusive family law.
by
Kartavi Satyarthi
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Rakshita Goyal
,
Namrata Mukherjee
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8 min read
April 30, 2024
Laws that limit women’s employment in India
A report reveals that there are more than 150 labour laws that restrict women’s workforce participation in India and suggests ways to rectify the situation.
by
Abhishek Singh
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6 min read
April 16, 2024
What are coastal commons?
Coastal commons play an important economic, social, and ecological role but are facing increasing pressure due to climate change, pollution, and coastal erosion.
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Max Martin
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6 min read
January 25, 2024
IDR Explains | The Constitution of India
In just seven minutes, gain an introduction to the Indian Constitution—understand what it is, the values and rights it encompasses, and its significance in our lives today.
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India Development Review
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2 min read
January 10, 2024
Photo essay: The Iruliga community’s growing disconnect from the forest
Iruliga elders, once regarded as stewards of the forest in the Bannerghatta National Park, now grapple with their children seeking to shed this identity.
by
Babitha George
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Anush Kumar
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6 min read
December 8, 2023
“Care is not a vaccine that you give once and get done with”
A day in the life of a children’s home supervisor in Maharashtra who helps victims of violence and abuse understand the nuances of institutionalisation and supports their legal journey.
by
Madhuri Shinde
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8 min read
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