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01 · THE PRESENT

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ABOUT SHIVANSHI

A personality-led legal space, built in public.

I’m a law student, researcher and creator interested in the moment legal language collides with ordinary life.

Law With Shivanshi moves between current legal developments, research, student life and the institutions quietly shaping everyday decisions.Trace my journey →

CURRENTLY ON THE DESK

What I’m reading, writing and following.

A few things currently open—across the law, the channel and the research behind them.

CURRENT · Education

The UGC Equity Regulations, 2026

A new campus-equity framework, a Supreme Court stay and the questions of clarity and fairness between them.

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WATCH · Current controversies

BCI Withdrew the NALSAR Circular. But One Legal Question Remains.

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LEGAL GARDEN · GROWING

When Does a Consumer Stop Being One?

Consumer law begins with a deceptively simple question: who counts as a consumer? This project follows the boundary between personal use, self-employment and commercial purpose—and asks whether older legal categories still describe the ways people buy, work and earn today.

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EXHIBIT: VIDEOON RECORD

Current controversyBCI, NALSAR—and the legal question left behind