We welcome submissions on a rolling basis on the areas pertaining to insolvency law, bankruptcy law and restructuring that impact India. Owing to the inter-disciplinary nature of the journal, the RILJ Blog shall not be accepting entries that fall outside our interest area and be rejected without a detailed review of the piece.

• Submissions must be unpublished, authentic and original work of the author/authors.
• Submission can be in the form of articles, case comments, opinions and short notes on the topics as mentioned above.
• The co-authorship of the submission is limited to only 2 (two) authors.
• The word limit for the contribution is 1000 to 1500. (excluding endnotes)
• Submissions shall be in (.docx) format.
• References should be hyperlinked wherever necessary. In case the cited material does not have an online source or online copy, endnotes must be used (NOT FOOTNOTES).
• Main text: Garamond, font size 12, line spacing 1.5.
• Endnotes: Garamond, font size 10, line spacing 1.0. (endnotes should be avoided and kept to a bare minimum). Style of citation: Bluebook 20th Edition.
• The submissions shall be sent for plagiarism check after the initial review process, confirming to which only shall they finally be published. The plagiarism shall not be more than 15% of the submission entry, and any level of plagiarism higher to the accepted mark will lead to disqualification of the contribution.
• Submissions must be made in the electronic form to [email protected] under the subject heading “Submission: IBC e-Newsletter”.
• The body of the mail shall contain details of the author (full name, semester, university and contact number).
• The author/authors may cross-post a submission on other platforms, once it is published on RILJ Blog. However, the cross-post/re-publication shall give due acknowledgement to RILJ Blog as the original forum of publication.
• In the case where an author is making simultaneous submissions to similar forums apart from the RILJ Blog, the same shall clearly be mentioned in the submission email.
• The Editorial Board reserves full discretion to accept or reject a submission. An application for expedited review shall be given a considering subject to the fact that the author(s) has mentioned in the body of the email the request for such expedited review.