Call for Blogs: Indian Corporate & Finance Law Review [ICFLR]: No Fees, Rolling Submissions

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Indian Corporate & Finance Law Review [ICFLR] is a team of legal practitioners and students who believe that basic concepts revolving around various corporate and financial law and regulation in our country are essential to be understood.

The Editorial Team

The Editorial Team consists of:

  • Shambhavi Kumar: Associate at Khaitan & Co
  • Aayush Kedia: Student at Jindal Global Law School

Focus Areas

The article should address the current issue(s) in any of the following areas:

  1. Banking Laws
  2. Competition and Antitrust Laws
  3. Corporate and Commercial Laws
  4. Insolvency Law
  5. Law of Taxation
  6. Domestic Taxation Laws
  7. Direct Taxation Laws
  8. Indirect Taxation Laws
  9. International Taxation Laws
  10. Securities Law

Submission Guidelines

The article should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx) to icflr.blog@gmail.com.

  • Co-authorship is permitted up to two (2) authors.
  • The body of the email should contain a brief overview of 100-200 words of the article along with the details of the author(s) including Name, Year of Study (if applicable) and Institution/Organization of Affiliation.
  • The word limit for submissions is between 1,000 to 1,500 words. Incase the submission is over 1,500 words, we would suggest splitting the article into smaller blog pieces fitting of the word limit.
  • All references must be made as endnotes instead of footnotes. We encourage authors to review existing posts on the blog to better understand the same.
  • In case of any plagiarism found in the submitted article, it will be rejected. ICFLR maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism.

Note: No Fees will be charged at any stage of publication.

Submission Procedure

Submissions may be made via email to the ICFLR team (icflr.blog@gmail.com). ICFLR receives and reviews articles on a rolling basis, hence there is no deadline for submission.

The website link is here

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