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    The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026: What can State Governments Do?

    How can State Governments use their executive powers to recognise and protect transgender rights in their States in light of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.

    4 Jun 2026
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    A Framework for the Periodic Review of Legislation to Assess Quality, Effectiveness, and Relevance

    14 May 2026
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    Procedure in Practice

    This report examines key procedural reforms under the BNSS through practitioner perspectives. It highlights the gap between legislative intent and on-ground implementation, and identifies structural challenges in criminal justice reform.

    5 May 2026
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    The Green Hour Volume 3 Issue 2 | Monsoon Session 2025

    16 Apr 2026
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    16 Feb 2026
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    Measuring Transparency in the Indian Judiciary: The Judicial Transparency Index

    30 Dec 2025
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    The Constitution Catalogues

    25 Nov 2025
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    The Green Hour Volume 3 Issue I | Winter Session 2024 and Budget Session 2025

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    Report on The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025

    History, Constitutionality, and Suggestions

    13 Oct 2025
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