An anthology of essays divided into three broad heads of business & corporate governance, law & legislative affairs and trade & policy. The subjects covered here are varied and include everything from: gay rights to insider trading, legitimizing lobbying to regulating gaming, insider trading to holidays in the judiciary, juvenile justice to abortion laws, sedition to competition regulations, multi-brand retail to political advertising, media trials to abortion rights. There is often times a deliberate, but sometimes a sub-conscious overlap between the chosen themes. Almost all pieces highlight the importance of the rule of law in the democratic landscape of India's constitutional structure. There is also a recurring argument for our laws and policies to move with the times and work towards upholding the fundamental principles of justice. Doing what's right! Written over a period of ten years, all articles have been updated with a post script to make them relevant for the reader even today. Offerings a "Razor-sharp insight" into contemporary Indian legal and policy history, this book is relevant for students, think-tanks, policy organisations, academics and just about anyone else curious or wanting to understand the functioning of the Indian legal system.