By: Amrinder Singh Gill, F&M Partner, The Majesty International India’s gas sector is entering an important phase of growth. Across the country, investments are being made in pipelines, city gas distribution networks, LNG terminals, CNG infrastructure, and cleaner fuel alternatives for industry. This expansion is creating opportunities not only for energy companies, investors, and technology providers, but also for lawyers who understand how regulation, contracts, land, safet

Abstract Environmental and Energy Law has emerged as one of the most dynamic and significant branches of law in the twenty-first century. The increasing threats posed by climate change, environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, and the growing demand for energy have necessitated the development of comprehensive legal frameworks at both national and international levels. Environmental law seeks to protect natural resources, maintain ecological balance, and ensure sustainab

Abstract Economic sanctions have been introduced as an effective instrument of international diplomacy and have often been used by states and international institutions to shape state behaviour, preserve international peace and security, and respond to violations of international law. Sanctions are sometimes considered a non-military option to military action, but pose difficult legal and humanitarian questions. Their application often coincides with concepts of state soverei

ABSTRACT Within the modern corporate world, there has been a paradigm shift where ESG criteria have moved from being voluntary corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies to mandatory financial compliance. As such, there is an increasingly prevalent form of deception referred to as greenwashing, where corporations use false, misleading, or even deceptive statements about their green credentials to attract funding and inflate their market value. In this research paper, the

ABSTRACT India stands at a crossroads. On one side is its constitutional promise to protect and improve the environment; on the other is the relentless pressure of economic development, energy poverty, and industrial growth. This paper critically examines how India's environmental and energy law framework navigates this tension — not merely on paper, but in real-world application. The objective of this research is to evaluate the adequacy, coherence, and enforceability of Ind

Climate change poses one of the most urgent challenges of our time, threatening ecosystems, economies, and human rights worldwide. In India, the legal system has increasingly become a battleground for environmental protection, with courts playing a pivotal role in shaping climate policy and enforcing constitutional obligations. This blog explores the rise of environmental constitutionalism in India, focusing on climate change litigation, constitutional provisions, judicial ac

The SHANTI Act, passed in 2025, has sparked intense debate across legal, environmental, and policy circles in India. At the heart of the controversy lies the question of nuclear liability—whether private nuclear operators can legally limit their responsibility for accidents and how this affects citizens’ rights to compensation and environmental safety. This blog explores the constitutional challenges posed by the SHANTI Act, examines concerns about the independence of India’s

Air pollution has become one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges worldwide. As cities grow and industries expand, the quality of the air we breathe deteriorates, leading to serious health consequences. This raises a critical question: Is the right to good health a fundamental right, especially when air pollution threatens it? This post explores the connection between air pollution and health, the legal and moral basis for health as a fundamental ri

India’s commitment to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2070 has sparked intense debate among environmentalists, policymakers, and industry leaders. The goal is ambitious, especially for a country with a rapidly growing economy, a large population, and significant reliance on fossil fuels. This article critically examines the challenges India faces in meeting this target, the struggles involved, and the potential pathways forward. The Scale of India’s Carbon Emissions India

Environmental law has become a powerful force shaping how societies interact with the natural world. As concerns about climate change, pollution, and resource depletion grow, legal frameworks are evolving to address these challenges. This transformation is not just about regulations; it is changing behaviors, industries, and communities toward a more sustainable future. A river flowing through a protected forest area, illustrating environmental conservation efforts The Role o