Arindam Bharadwaj

• Master of Science
• O. P. Jindal Global University

India’s education system has a rich history, with some of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the world. This chapter sets out the structure of the key institutions and regulatory frameworks of India’s education system, including where responsibilities lie in India’s federal model. Major legal developments in the field of education are di...

The Australian and Indian legal systems share much in common given their shared colonial history. However, despite the similarities, both jurisdictions have adopted vastly different approaches in protecting their people under the auspices of constitutional guarantees and the protection of fundamental human rights. This paper will discuss how each j...

Trial by jury is an ancient institution with its traceable origins dating back more than a thousand years, and in its current form is considered to have been transplanted from England to several jurisdictions across the globe. In many jurisdictions, such as the United States of America and Australia, trial by jury is an important constitutional rig...

Both constitutional democracies, based on their Colonial roots, the Australian and Indian legal systems share a lot in common. As Michael Kirby noted while delivering a speech in India in 1996, the Australian and Indian legal regimes are both “… common law countries, which are federations, which live by the rule of law, which are governed under dem...