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India and Public Private Partnerships: Need for Reforms
1. Introduction Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are understood as different kinds of collaborative arrangements between the private and public sector and involve government and businesses working together to provide services benefiting the people. There has been...
Deep-Sea Mining in the Shadows of the Ocean Decade
The international community is allegedly facing a significant shortage of minerals on land. It is reported that the shortage of “critical minerals…threatens to jeopardize the low-carbon transition and destabilize global energy security…” In search of alternatives,...
The Inception of Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology in the Indian Real Estate Sector
Abstract We live in a world, where technology is dominating every sector, we enter in. This is not just limited to the production, and manufacturing sector, but also the Power, Infrastructure, and Energy sector. With the global community issuing guidelines, and...
Green IP-for-Green Technology: A Much-Needed Interplay between Intellectual Property and Sustainability
Abstract Going green is no longer a choice; it is a requirement for human life. Constructing a path to a sustainable future is a must for the twenty-first century. Businesses, authorities, and policymakers have begun to work together to combat environmental issues and...
Ensuring Just Transitions in the Switch to New Energy Sources and Associated Infrastructure in Times of Crisis
The need to transition away from traditional, fossil fuel-related sources of energy has been a consistent theme of international law and practice since the 1992 adoption of theUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). From that time onward,...
Future of Cryptocurrency in the Energy Sector in India
The crypto asset and cryptocurrency sphere is the one that presents many opportunities for digital transformation in India. Around the globe, crypto assets, including cryptocurrencies, have received significant regulatory attention to harness their tremendous economic...
How Nepal’s Women Masons thrive in the Construction Sector – Breaking Gender Stereotypes and Organizing for Change
Introduction Women are effectively second-class citizens of Nepal. This is a cruel reality that needs to be accepted first before approaching any subject matter in concern with women in Nepal in general. Due to age-old practices, in the patriarchal Nepali society,...
Paving Way for Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanisms in the Indian Electricity Sector
Abstract India bagsthe third rank among the largest producers of electricity in the world. Since the enactment ofthe Electricity Act in 2003 (“The Act”), foreign investments and involvement of private parties along with the pre-existing government players have...
De-scoping through the Lens of Partial Termination: An Enquiry
Abstract De-scoping is a contentious and controversial concept in the area of construction contracts. It is the mother of multiple disputes between contractors and employers. De-scoping, which is a “negative variation”, basically reduces the scope of the work of...
Trade, Power, and Sustainable Development Goals – discussing AfCFTA and IEX
Abstract As the world races to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, there is a growing recognition of the importance of ongoing initiatives. This blog highlight some of the initiatives taking place in Africa and Asia that is specific to affordable...
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