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Every human activity, every choice we make in our daily lives, either adds to the existing climate crisis or prevents further damage from taking place. Be it driving a personal vehicle to work or deciding to carpool to go to the same place, be it switching extra lights off while going out

The term ‘Arbitration’ refers to a mechanism encouraging the parties to settle their disputes by way of mutual understanding or mediation by a third person. It offers an effective replacement to the long and frequently cumbersome process of judicial adjudication. Its growing popularity paved the

Mediation is not a novel concept for India; we heard the concept of Mediation since the Mahabharta period, where Lord Krishna used the method of Meditation at that time for resolving the issues, which arose between Kaurva and Pandava in Hastinapura.

A recent judgement was passed by the Delhi High court to determine the application and extent of sovereign immunity in international commercial arbitration, a common legal issue arising out of two cases namely, Kla Const Technologies Pvt. Ltd v. The Embassy of Islamic Republic of

Conflicts and disputes lead to consumption of capital, valuable time, effort etc. It is very important and significant that conflict must not arise in society. But that is near to impossible as people live together in a society and there is the possibility of conflicts and disputes arising between them. So,

Mediation is an informal type of off the court settlement wherein the mediator plays a significant role in facilitating conversation between the two parties who wish to reconcile. The role of the mediator is not to find a party guilty or liable but merely to act as a catalyst to be able to preserve

Oil and Natural Gas (O&NG) is the fulcrum on which the economy of a country rests. It plays a notable role in influencing the decision of important sections of the economy. O&NG has been one of the most efficient means to turn the table in the international arena. The flourishing O&NG sector

The most accepted and undoubted fact about India is that its diverse population has led to various disputes and conflicts. Our judiciary is going to the dockets of cases. But every problem brings a solution with too, this dynamic problem evolved one of the Alternative Dispute Resolution methods

The Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2019 (hereinafter the ‘Amendment Act’) came into effect on August 9, 2019. The sole intention behind this Amendment Act is to make India a fulcrum of domestic and international Arbitration and to overhaul the older provisions of the