Rohini Roy is a researcher and acting editor at BioRxiv. She focuses on a range of topics including the Supreme Court, social issues, crime, and academia, often exploring the intersections of these themes in her work. Rohini's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as The Quint and Mad In America.
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Rohini Roy's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy and government announcements, with a strong emphasis on issues related to marriage law and queer couples. Her articles often analyze court judgments, government decisions, and their impact on societal norms.
Given this focus, experts in Indian legal matters pertaining to marriage laws or LGBTQ+ rights may be well-received for providing insights into recent court verdicts or legislative changes. Additionally, professionals with expertise in gender studies could provide valuable perspectives on the social implications of these legal developments.
As Rohini covers national as well as Kerala-specific topics within India, sources based in these regions who can offer nuanced insights into local socio-legal dynamics may find her reporting particularly relevant.
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By: Rohini Roy
Nearly 4 years after the Centre revoked the special status of J&K, India’s apex court will start hearing the case.
By: Rohini Roy
A new preventive detention law is likely in Delhi. But experts warn that it will be replete with misuse.
What are the options before the top court in this case & how can they impact his political future?
By: Rohini Roy
The central government tabled a bill in the parliament which proposes that the members of the Election Commission be selected by a committee comprising the Prime Minister, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, and a Union cabinet minister
By: Rohini Roy, Vibhushita Singh
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud announced on Wednesday, 16 August, that the Supreme Court has introduced a "Handbook on combating Gender Stereotypes."
By: Rohini Roy
Three women candidates, who had taken the forest guard exam, approached the Rajasthan High Court after they were not given the job.
The Calcutta High Court observed on Monday, 21 August, that women are engaging in “legal terrorism,” by “misusing” Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (which criminalises cruelty against a woman by her husband or his family.)
Last week, a political science teacher from Kashmir, argued for six minutes before the Constitution bench of the Supreme Court against the abrogation of Article 370.
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Abstract Subcellular mRNA localization and local translation are crucial for spatially regulated gene expression in neurons.
As I walked out of the temple, the line of people waiting to see the baba stretched along into the afternoon. Each had their own reasons for being there—reasons that doctors, hospitals, and the outside world hadn’t quite been able to address.
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