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Drishtikon — Research Articles and Blogs

An endeavour of The Sangyan bringing research papers, blogs, columns, comments, factsheets, and book and movie reviews, among other…

Mar 15, 2023

Mar 15, 2023

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Ulgulan Talks!

Ulgulan Talks! — an initiative of The Sangyan to document stories, lived experiences, narratives, and beyond in order to take cognizance…

Feb 20, 2023

A traditional cooking setup from a tribal village with “The Sangyan: Ulgulan Talks!” written over it on the smaller platform and below the earthen chimney. The setup has eight small earthen chimneys over a small platform that settles over a larger platform all made up of soil and other natural ingredients and are brown in colour.

Feb 20, 2023

Status Note on Accessibility in Prisons of India and Accessibility Guidelines for MHA Specific…

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Status Note on Accessibility in Prisons of India and Accessibility Guidelines for MHA Specific…

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Whole-of-Society Approach to the Pahalgam Terrorist Attack

‘भय बिनु होई न प्रीति’ ~ तुलसीदास, रामचरित मानस (“There can be no peace without inspiring fear.”)

May 4

Whole-of-Society Approach to the Pahalgam Terrorist Attack

May 4

‘Bharat’ at the G20 India 2023

“The India Way is not about being disruptive, it is about balancing, managing, and finding solutions. India’s diplomacy today rests on the…

Apr 30

Apr 30

Global Environmental Justice — A Jurisprudential Perspective

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Apr 28

Global Environmental Justice — A Jurisprudential Perspective

Apr 28

Doctrine of Res Judicata under the Civil Procedure

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Apr 26

Traditional Himachali-style illustration for a research paper titled ‘Res Judicata’. Artwork features three figures — two men and one woman in traditional Himachali attire — standing solemnly before a scroll labelled ‘FINALITY’ & a gavel, symbolizing judicial decision. Above them is the Latin maxim ‘Res Judicata Pro Veritate Accipitur’ beside the scales of justice. The borders are adorned with floral motifs in earthy tones of red, green & orange, capturing a classic Himachali folk aesthetic.

Apr 26

Privileges Against The Rule of Compellability

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Apr 25

A Himachali-style illustrated cover for a legal research paper titled “Privileges Against the Rule of Compellability.” The artwork features traditional archways, floral borders, and richly coloured figures in ethnic Himachali attire. At the centre, a shadowy silhouette of a person is partially hidden by a large leaf, symbolizing secrecy. Nearby, three figures — one male and two female — look towards judicial symbols like a scale of justice and a gavel. A scroll labelled “RTI” and “Secrecy”. Etc.

Apr 25

Case Analysis — AK Roy, Etc. vs. Union of India and Anr.

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Apr 24

A traditional Indian Rajasthani-style artwork serves as the cover for a blog titled “Case Analysis — A.K. Roy, Etc. vs. Union of India and Anr.” The vibrant illustration features three central figures: a colonial-era judge holding a book, a male petitioner in Indian attire making a plea, and a blindfolded Lady Justice in a saree holding a sword and scales. Behind them is a large Indian Constitution book with the Ashoka emblem and a lotus motif. Ornamental floral patterns in earthy red brown.

Apr 24

Navigating Copyright: Fair Use vs. Fair Dealing in Artwork and Music Performers’ Rights

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Apr 23

Split-panel illustration for a report cover. The left side features a detailed pencil sketch of a dragon, symbolizing artistic expression and traditional cultural imagery. The right side shows a silhouette of a man singing into a microphone, representing music performance. Between them is a bold copyright symbol (©), emphasizing the central theme of copyright law. The background transitions from muted grey tones on the left to warm orange hues on the right. Below the image, the title reads. Etc.

Apr 23

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