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The Company That Isn't Selling — OYO's Zero-OFS IPO
OYO's zero-OFS IPO, and the case for a software business wearing a hotel uniform. A reading of Oravel Stays' ₹6,650 crore fresh issue: what the absence of an Offer for Sale signals, how an asset-light AI-run platform earns software-like margins inside hospitality, and where the real risks sit.
Rethinking MGNREGA: Potential and Need in the hour of COVID-19 pandemic
Introduced in 2005 by the Government of India, MGNREGA is considered one of the world’s most efficient poverty alleviation schemes. The idea was to provide direct supplementary wage employment to the rural poor by providing them work in public sectors.
Fundamental Duties: Is the unaccountability justified?
A chapter of Fundamental Duties was added under Article 51A by the Constitution (Forty-Second Amendment) Act, 1976, to compliment the Directive Principles of the State Policy under Part IV of the Constitution. All these duties are of constitutional consequence and legal significance.
Mental Healthcare Act, 2017: We don’t need Doctors, we need Oswalds
This paper tries to elucidate the ground picture of mentally-ill people living in India and the need for the country to address it and find solutions.
The dichotomy between Human Right Violations and Corporate Social Responsibility in India
By Mohammad Adil Ansari & Shivani Chauhan Abstract There is
Crash Landing on You: Korean Drama, The Dilemma of Law versus Morality
Crash Landing on You is a hit South Korean Netflix Series which was released in December, 2019. Soon after its release, it became the second highest rated Korean Tv show in history. The show is set against the backdrop of the North-South hostilities and depicts a love story between two star-crossed
Supreme Court strikes down RBI banking ban on cryptocurrency
The Supreme Court’s judgement is an example of the country’s top court respecting RBI’s autonomy while fostering responsive regulation. This should not be mistaken as judicial activism, as it has reinforced the powers of the central bank and its unique role in the economy