When we start to refer to various folk genres as forgotten, or Indian classical and its various sub genres as fading in terms of recognition, we must think of the systemic issues that cultural commodification has led to. Read More
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Akshat is a lawyer interested in the intersection of cultural studies and the regulation of culture. He blends his knowledge of the music industry, with his legal acumen and working on building a feasible indigenous policy proposal for diverse art to flourish and be equitibly accessible on the platform economy. A graduate of the Jindal Global Law School, Akshat specialises in Intellectual Property, Media, Entertainment and Tech laws, especially their interface with human rights. Akshat currently works as a Judicial Clerk at the Delhi HC.
