Courts in Development Economics
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode, we talk to Manaswini Rao on using rigorous quantitative methods to study courts and the judicial process.... Read More
Access to Justice
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode, we speak to Justice Prabha Sridevan who takes us through the various perspectives associated with accessing justice... Read More
Women in elite Indian law firms
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode, our guest was Swethaa Ballakrishnen whom we spoke to about their research on women’s representation in elite law... Read More
Crime and Politics – Daksh Podcast
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode, we spoke to Milan Vaishnav, the host of the popular podcasts ‘Grand Tamasha’ about the criminalisation of... Read More
Early constitutional litigation
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode we talk to Professor Rohit De, a lawyer and scholar of south Asian legal history. He is... Read More
Indian elections
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram The elections in the world’s largest democracy are often described as a dance of democracy. Here are some statistics just... Read More
Courtrooms in Film
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram Many of us, consciously or subconsciously, are heavily influenced by popular media and film and legal court dramas are no... Read More
Vimukta communities and Police
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 9 of the DAKSH Podcast we discussed “de-notified tribes” or “vimukta” communities and what they show us about... Read More
Custodial Violence
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 8 of the DAKSH Podcast, we discussed custodial violence and the broader issue of access to justice for... Read More
Public Accountability
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram According to surveys, public procurement, access to public services, and regulation in India are prone to high degrees of bias,... Read More