February 2026

The right to copy 2

ONE NATION, ONE LICENCE, ONE PAYMENT: RE-ENGINEERING COPYRIGHT FOR AI TRAINING ECONOMY

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The policy proposal, One Nation One License One Payment proceeds to a drastic re-tuning of an age of generative artificial intelligence of copyright governance. The heart of it is a doctrinal shift; one grounded in consent exclusivity is substituted with liability rule, supported by royalty, to have works that were copyrighted be used in AI […]

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Behind the Curtain: RTI, Algorithms, and the Dangerous Cost of Secrecy in India

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I. Introduction: When the Right to Know Meets a Wall In the largest democracy in the world, requesting information should have been a right, not a risk. The RTI Act of 2005 was promising and showed signs of pulling apart the bureaucratic curtain and shedding light to allow good civic action. Almost twenty years later,

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When Boardrooms Fail: The Collision of Corporate Governance Breakdowns, Real Estate Insolvency, and Arbitration in India

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Introduction The real estate sector in India works under various layers of regulation to safeguard investors and homebuyers. The Companies Act, 2013, prescribes boards to have audit committees and independent directors as preventive measures against fraud. The Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016, provides that 70% of the buyer money is to be kept

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