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They also arrange writing competition with internship opportunity and they post Blog- writable content on LinkedIn. Their goal is to serve the community.
ICL and others blogs work for their names; whereas, IRCCL works for students.
[Notable difference: 1. Competition with internship opportunity, 2. promotes writing culture via LinkedIn posts, and 3. They provide helpful reviews for rejected articles so that authors can rewrite and publish elsewhere [MOST IMPORTANT & COMPLETELY SELFLESS].
Content wise, IndiaCorpLaw seems to follow an approach where they accept the first half decent article they get on a new update, irrespective of whether the author has something to contribute to the topic. The published articles, therefore, tend to be very dry (more often than not). IRCCL has great content.