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Tennis is a glorious sport, one in which two players maul, with ferocious vigour, at each other from the opposite sides ...
The law of defamation has always been significant in the sense that it operates to restrain unwarranted attacks on the r ...
This is a guest post by Deeksha Sharma Our public places such as railway stations and bus-stands come close to looking l ...
Just as “shadow banking” evokes an aura of mystery and mirage, fat tails call to mind squat, repulsive geckos crouch ...
The eras of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are doubtless far from over. Greatness in big, chunky scoops is constantly se ...
This article can also be accessed at MyLaw “‘Something is rotten in the State of Denmark’, said Shakes ...
In the first part of this piece, I detailed out certain events which I believe reflect a changing trend in the public po ...
As a lawyer, you cultivate the habit of walking into a room and pretending that your answers have to be the right answer ...
Guest blogger, Lekha Sridhar explores the dark side of ballet and an artist's commitment/obsession with her art, and tel ...
Science communication in India has started gaining importance, here is a look at some activities that are underway.
