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The Case for Cultural Genocide: Adivasi Ailments

“We had to save our identity. We have remained an unconquered race always and never entered into a compromise. Therefore, we raise the question of autonomy.”  K.C. Mardi, founder of NGO Sarjom The Indian Government has upheld colonial-era categorisations of Adivasis, the indigenous communities of India, as “Scheduled Tribes” (listed in the Fifth and Sixth Schedules of the Constitution of India), upholding affirmative action via … Continue reading The Case for Cultural Genocide: Adivasi Ailments

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Exploring the Challenges for Bilateral Investment Treaty Disputes

Introduction Bilateral Investment Treaties have become an integral part of International Commercial Arbitration relations. It has become a fundamental part of India by helping enhance the country’s economic growth. BITs play an important role in protecting and promoting foreign investment in India. One of the key aspects of the BITs is international commercial arbitration and the settlement of disputes. International arbitration is an important factor … Continue reading Exploring the Challenges for Bilateral Investment Treaty Disputes

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