You can't escape CCI !!

Author: Prigya Arora, 1st year student of RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur Law School. The pharmaceutical industry of India has matured over the years into a major producer of bulk drugs, rated among the top five in the world[1]. With the escalating number of diseases, more resistant bacteria and constantly evolving viruses, there is a constant increase in the demand of drugs in market. But making new drugs and taking them into the market is a hellacious...

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Every Monkey has its day!!! I mean litrally …

Author: Suraj Badrayan, 3rd Year student of RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur Law School. Imagine yourself owning a DSLR camera, and trek the forests in the hopes of capturing one of those rare photographs. You put down your camera and take break. Little do you know, lurking in the bushes, whoosh..!!! A monkey grabs your camera, manhandles the camera and then dropping it down and running away. Ordinarily, all you would do is just hope that your expensive...

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Transfer of a Judge

Author :  Pulkit Gopalkrishan Popli, 1st Year student of IIT Kharagpur Law School. Often the judgments delivered by various courts receive various responses on the basis of credibility, justice served, equitable grounds etc. But recently a judgment delivered by Chief Justice of Kerala High Court sparked a controversy. The reason of the controversy was that Hon'ble Judge Manjula Chellur has been transferred to the Kolkata High Court where...

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Parallel Judiciary in India

Author - Abhishek Chansoria, 1st Year student of IIT Law School (RGSOIPL). The governance of our country rests on three pillars: the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. It is the Constitution which has bestowed these separate powers on the three. The same Constitution has left some elbow-space for the personal laws of an individual providing for non-intervention of the State in the personal issue of an individual, namely religion....

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Effect of TRIPS on Public Health

Author: Sutapa Jana , 3rd Year student of RGSOIPL, IIT-Kharagpur.         Health is one of the basic fundamental needs of all human beings. Health policies encompass a number of elements, from prevention to cure and access to drugs.[1] Access is now defined by both availability and affordability which clearly establishes the economic link between this “access” and poverty. The scenario of HIV/AIDS in the African...

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