CDSCO’s Dual Role as Regulator and Prosecutor: Structural Conflict of Interest and Reform Proposals
ABSTRACT The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) occupies an unusual institutional position in India’s regulatory landscape: it is simultaneously the authorit
The Binding Nature of Administrative Instructions in India: A Unified Doctrinal Framework
ABSTRACT Indian governance is increasingly conducted through instructions, circulars, guidelines, and policy documents that are not enacted as formal legislation but profoundly sha
Can CDSCO Ignore Its Own Prosecution Guidelines? Legal Validity and Article 14 Challenge Explained
ABSTRACT The DCC and CDSCO prosecution guidelines are not legally binding as a matter of positive law — they cannot override the strict liability provisions of the Drugs and Cosm
Government Institution Education Does Not Guarantee Government Jobs: Supreme Court on Legitimate Expectation in Government Jobs
Introduction The Supreme Court of India recently delivered a significant judgment that clarifies the boundaries between education in government institutions and entitlement to publ
The Doctrine of Object and Nexus: Safeguarding Constitutional Equality in Indian Jurisprudence
Introduction The doctrine of object and nexus stands as one of the most significant constitutional principles in Indian jurisprudence, serving as the primary mechanism for testing
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