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About the Opportunity Indian Bioethics Project (GIBP), an independent project under Gujarat National Law University, is calling for blogs (articles and submissions) in bioethics and Bio-Law from an Indian perspective. About GIBP Indian Bioethics Project is an independent project under Gujarat National Law University, which aims at contributing to the

About the Opportunity NyaayShastra Blog, a think tank, is calling for blogs on any contemporary subject matter related to all the areas of law as well as social issues. About NyaayShastra Nyaayshastra is a think tank working towards creating equal opportunities for students across the country and helping them evolve

About the Opportunity Interestinglaws.com invites submissions from students. lawyers. academicians, researchers, policy makers and professionals on socio-legal issues related to matters of national and international importance. About InterestingLaws interestinglaws.com is a student-led website that wants to deliver an understanding of various subjects encompassed within the legal and the political sphere,

About the RGNUL Financial and Mercantile Law Review    RGNUL Financial and Mercantile Law Review (RFMLR) is a bi-annual, student-run, double-blind peer-reviewed law journal published by the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. The journal was first published in the year 2014 and gives an opportunity to the legal

About JDCIL The Jindal Digest for Competition and Innovation Laws is a student-edited, interdisciplinary, legal blog which aims to provide an expansive view of the contemporary developments in antitrust, intellectual property and technology law. Through this forum, they aim fill in a critical lacuna by providing accessible, yet quality-driven literature

About Us: Indian Bioethics Project is an independent project under Gujarat National Law University, which aims at contributing to the Indian discourses on the intersections between Bioethics and Law.  There has hardly been a time in Indian history when the Indian traditions have not been in transition, except perhaps hypothetically