The Clause You Skipped
Ep. 5 “Picking the Referee”: how arbitrators actually get appointed, and what happens when someone stalls.
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Founder & Editor, LexNush
Anushka Pandey
Founder & Editor, LexNush
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Clear law, carefully designed.
Anushka Pandey is the founder and editor of LexNush, focused on making law, policy, and public life clearer without flattening their complexity.
Her work at LexNush connects court decisions and legal doctrine to the people, institutions, businesses, and public questions they affect.
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Writing by Anushka Pandey
The Quiet Revolution: How India Learned to Call Privacy a Right
The 2017 Puttaswamy judgment gave privacy constitutional status. The harder question is whether India's data-protection law can live up to it.
Read articleTo Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
A classic courtroom novel that asks whether a fair process can overcome a community that has already made up its mind.
Read articleThe Missing Soda Bottle: How a Murder Conviction Fell Apart
A Gujarat man drowned during a river bath with two friends in 2006. Two decades later, the Supreme Court asked: had anyone actually proved it was murder?
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Ep. 4 “Starting the Clock”: the notice nobody reads twice, and the deadline it quietly sets.
Read articleA Two-Decade-Old Conviction, a Forgotten Birth Certificate, and the Limits of “Final”
What happens when a criminal case is considered over, but the person convicted was actually a child when the offence took place?
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Ep. 3 “I’ll just sue instead”: why walking away from arbitration almost never works.
Read articleFrom Kerala to Keralam: Inside Article 3 and the Constitutional Machinery of Renaming a State
What a one-word change reveals about Parliament's power, state consultation and the federal balance.
Read articleEvery File Has a Story
The file is only the legal version of the story.
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Ep. 2 “Shall” vs. “May”: the one word that decides whether you even have a choice.
Read articleOne Year at the Bar, Two Years Before the Bench: Has the Supreme Court Reimagined Judicial Experience?
The Court's new model combines one year of District Court practice with Judicial Academy training and a structured clerkship before regular judicial service.
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Ep. 1 “Final and binding”: the two scariest words in your contract
Read articleWhen the State Watches You: AI Surveillance & Constitutional Privacy
Constitutional privacy was built for searches and warrants. India has quietly moved into a world of continuous, automated watching without fully updating the law to match.
Read articleSurgery or Autopsy? The Supreme Court's Arbitral Scalpel
It is the ultimate legal showdown: does this rescue people from endless litigation loops, or has the court opened the floodgates for judges to rewrite private contracts?
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