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– Mrudula Dixit* The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 (‘Act’) aims to foster inclusive education of children belonging to weaker sections and disadvantaged [...]

– Shreyas Alevoor* This is the first post in an intended two part series on reservation policies of the leading five National Law Universities. It analyses the data from their prospectus/ [...]

As a part of its latest fundraiser initiative, IDIA Pune Chapter organised an online Short Story Writing Competition called ‘Spin-A-Tale’. The participants were asked to choose one of the two [...]

This IDAP interview features Milan Mittal, currently working as a lawyer with IndusLaw in New Delhi, India. Milan was diagnosed with a degenerative retinal disorder and gradually started losing [...]

“Disabled people are not only the most deprived human beings in the developing world, they also are the most neglected”. -Amartya Sen[1] As the world grapples with the Covid-19 crisis, some lives [...]

Linklaters, one of the leading law firms worldwide, has come forward to support IDIA Charitable Trust (IDIA) and has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with IDIA. Linklaters will be [...]

In honour of late Prof. (Dr.) Shamnad Basheer (Founder, IDIA Charitable Trust (IDIA) and SpicyIP), the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS) joined hands with IDIA to [...]

The Legal Aid vertical and the Sensitisation vertical of the IDIA Kerala chapter visited Swanthanam, an orphanage for girls at Edathala, Kochi, on 28 January 2020, to organise an interactive [...]

UPDATE: Amidst lockdowns and travel restrictions, we have urgently sent most of our scholars to their respective homes. Most of them are traveling by last minute flight bookings. Our directors [...]

Welcomed by the sound of beating drums and smiles on the faces of the locals, the IDIA Jharkhand chapter embarked on yet another ambitious drive, ‘A WALK TO AWAKEN’. The walk was organised to [...]