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Strengthening India’s Consumer Protection Framework: Tackling Counterfeits and Enhancing Regulations

INTRODUCTION Every consumer has the right to receive genuine, high-quality products that match their expectations and the value they pay for. Yet, in India, this right is often compromised. The sale of substandard and counterfeit goods, particularly in the consumer durables sector, has become a widespread issue. The recent report by the ASPA-CRISIL estimates that almost […]

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The Interplay of Biopolitics and State of Exception Under CAA

INTRODUCTION In modern times, Sovereignty has been conceptualised in different ways. Two prominent thinkers, Foucault and Agamben, view the concept of sovereignty in different ways, which are depicted as contrasting with each other. Foucault sees sovereignty as managing populations through biopolitics, which are techniques that control life, health and body, while Agamben conceptualises sovereignty as

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REGULATING RISK OR RESTRICTING LIVELIHOODS? A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE BAN IN THE 2024 AVIATION LAW

Introduction The inauguration of the first phase of the Navi Mumbai International Airport (“NMIA”) on September 30, 2025, together with the enforcement of the Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak Bill 2024 (“2024 Act”), marks the beginning of a new and promising era for India’s aviation sector. The 2024 Act is created to fix shortcomings of the nearly

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