Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea – Are the Religious Minority safe in India?
The principles that are considered pillars of democracy – equality, liberty and fraternity as provided for in the Constitution, constitute the foundational philosophy behind the legislations passed in the country of India. Minority protection is guaranteed to…
Is Intolerance rising? – The Conundrum of Religious Issue in India
India is known for its unity in diversity. People of many religions and sects reside in India with harmony. Though Hinduism is the oldest and majority religion, other religions have also been assimilated in Indian culture over…
Is Shareholder Activism a means to ensure Corporate Governance?
A key component of contemporary business is corporate governance, which is the structure through which a corporation is managed and governed. It includes a collection of procedures, systems, and connections that control how decisions are made, who…
Hijab Ban – Is wearing Hijab rudimentary or an Essential Religious Practice?
The Doctrine of Essential Religious Practices has been the point of detailed consideration and emphasis of many controversial judgments involving the right to religion under Article 25 of the Indian Constitution. This article aims to provide a…
Can we bring Petrol and other Fuel under GST Regime?
The Indian taxation landscape has long grappled with the complexities surrounding the taxation of petroleum products, including the ubiquitous petrol and diesel. Amidst calls for simplification, transparency, and efficiency in the tax system, the proposal to bring…
Is Patent Linkage a Necessity or a Potential Disaster for Pharma Industry?
Patent linkage is a vital mechanism designed to protect the rights of patent holders in the pharmaceutical industry. This article aims to shed light on the concept of patent linkage and its impact on the pharmaceutical landscape.…
Is the Magistrate entitled to grant Bail in crimes carrying a Death or a Life Sentence?
Bail is when a layman has a slight idea about its meaning or use. Bail means freeing a person from the custody of the police authorities or state bodies. The term bail comes into the picture when…
Muslim Law’s Kafala System – Approaching Legal Recognition in India
Children are the backbone of any society. Child care and nurturing has always been an important aspect of the development of family and society. The interests of children have always been a matter of deliberation for shaping…
Give life a chance; say No to Female Foeticide
A girl child can grow up to become a doctor, engineer, astronaut, etc. Out of the million things that they can be sadly that is not what society wants, their aspirations are cut short due to centuries-old…
From Red Lights to Regulations – Mapping the Legal Landscape of Sex Work
Sex Work that is performed in return for money or other rewards is known as prostitution. Prostitutes, sometimes referred to as sex workers, offer their services in various places, including the street, brothels, and escort services. Prostitution…
Clicks, Cookies, and Conundrum – The Sneaky Tactics of Targeted Advertisement and Dilemmas
Raising awareness about the product by the company or brand is an essential feature in the Business World. This helps the product to reach the ears of the public, yet at the same time creates the intention…
A Fair Crack of the Whip – Right to a Fair Trial, Trial Procedures, and Hurdles
A fair trial is one in which all parties are treated equally by the judge and is conducted in front of the public. To secure the administration of justice, the right to a fair trial is a…
Is the Public Sphere Ready for Indian Queer Citizens Post-Decriminalization?
Public spaces are often designed and regulated based on heteronormative ideals, which can create exclusionary environments for queer individuals, especially those who come from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds. These individuals may face hostility and discrimination in public spaces,…
Safeguarding Elder Rights and Dignity in India – A Critical Study
Many changes occur in our physical, mental, and social abilities as we age. Age brings a slew of new challenges for the elderly, the majority of which are brought on by changes in their bodies, minds, thinking…
Do Women have Right over Body? – Suchita Srivastava and Anr vs. Chandigarh Administration
With bundles of statutes, we still have not been able to guarantee fundamental human rights to the population of our country. This case deals with three of the most essential rights – The Right to Privacy, Females’…
