Anshul Dalmia is a lecturer at the Jindal Global Law School, OP Jindal Global University, and teaches public law and constitutional theory. He is a graduate of the University of Oxford where he completed his Bachelor of Civil Law. He completed his undergraduate study at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata (BA LLB Hons). He is primarily interested in Constitutional Law and its intersection with allied interdisciplinary studies.
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The Changing Paradigm of Public Interest Litigation in India: Mismatch or A Dream Team?
The Public Interest Litigation (‘PIL’) paradigm indicates a unique jurisdiction in which the Indian Courts relax rules of standing to admit any petition of ‘public interest’. The adoption of this jurisdiction transformed the Indian ...
Two Roads Diverged Within Disability Jurisprudence In India, The Supreme Court Took The One Less Travelled By
While ‘disability’ has not been mentioned as a ground of discrimination in the Indian Constitution, the promulgation of the Right of Persons with Disabilities, 2016 has assisted in preventing disability discrimination and ...
Neither Leftovers nor Crumbs: Misunderstanding the Right to Food in India
One of the most enterprising initiatives undertaken by the Supreme Court of India (the Court) has been the recognition of a legal standalone right to food which mandates the government to ensure basic sustainability of human life. ...
