Amisha Priyadarshini Dash and Adish Jain

Amisha Priyadarshini Dash is a practicing advocate at the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and various tribunals, focusing on constitutional law, human rights, and criminal law. A BA LLB (Honours) graduate from Christ University, her practice is shaped by a feminist perspective on gender justice, and the empowerment of marginalized communities. She regularly writes for Bar & Bench, Live Law, The Daily Guardian, The Daily Herald, and SCC, offering incisive commentary on law and social justice. | Adish Jain is an advocate with a keen interest in intellectual property and criminal law. He is currently pursuing his LL.M. from the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR) University of Law, Hyderabad, and holds a BA LLB degree from Symbiosis Law School, Noida. His interests lie in exploring the intersection of intellectual property rights, technology, and criminal jurisprudence, with a focus on how law adapts to emerging challenges in digital and creative domains.

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The Years of Lost Freedom: The Untold Cost of Rights and India’s Unkept Promise of Compensation

The Years of Lost Freedom: The Untold Cost of Rights and India’s Unkept Promise of Compensation

In India, populist narratives often reduce personal liberty to an abstract idea, and its true value is realised only when the State restricts or denies it. This becomes especially evident in the functioning of India’s criminal justice ...
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