By Harsh Dugar and Udit Prajapat Introduction Our generation is experiencing one of the most profound population growths in the history of humankind. Many believe increasing population growth is characterised by low per capita income, low rates of savings and investments, low industrial output and so on. This thinking stems from the now-debunked theory presented … Continue reading Constitutionality of Population Control Laws: An Economic Perspective
Month: August 2021
The Need to Create and Regulate Data Entitlements
By Karthik Rai Introduction Data-generation and collection have been transformed due to the power of modern techniques. They subsequently process said data through big-data analytics to generate new forms of information. How data entitlements are regulated will, therefore, regulate technologies premised on it.[1] However, existing data-protection regimes aren’t clear on this issue, and this has … Continue reading The Need to Create and Regulate Data Entitlements
Smothering the Individual’s Rights Under the Blanket of Improving Public Health by Mandating Vaccine
By Gangesh Aggarwal and Sangita Sharma Introduction Amidst the battle against COVID-19, various states across the country are ensuring and contributing to improve the public health of their citizens. However, in doing so, the government authorities have occasionally taken excessive measures in the guise of public health improvement. One such immoderate measure is making vaccination … Continue reading Smothering the Individual’s Rights Under the Blanket of Improving Public Health by Mandating Vaccine
The Journal of Indian Law and Society 