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Law Officers of India: Attorney General, Solicitor General and Advocate General
The Attorney General under Article 76, the Solicitor General and Additional Solicitors General under the 1987 Rules, and the Advocate General under Article 165: who India's law officers are, what they do, and how they differ from the Law Minister.
India-Central Asia: the extended neighbourhood
Five republics, one connectivity veto: uranium and gas stakes, Chabahar and INSTC corridors, the SCO anchor, and the New Great Game India must navigate.
Laws for the Living World: CBD, the BD Act and Forest Amendments
From the Convention on Biological Diversity to the Biological Diversity Act and the contested 2023 forest law amendments: how India governs who uses the living world and who gets paid.