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  • Water Conservation
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    Mera Paani, Meri Virasat – Water Conservation Laws in India

    By Kaushiki Ranjan / June 27, 2023

    Water is one of the essential components which makes life possible on earth and the entire flora and fauna depend on water for their survival. Hence, there is an unavoidable correlation with the availability, utility, and management…

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  • Coalition Government
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    A Collaborative Democracy – Coalition Government and Representative Democracy

    By Julia Maria Jayan / January 11, 2022

    Democracy is the power of people; it is the device that measures how better people are governed. Democracy should not be about only politics, but also represent the best interests of the people. Representative democracy, also known…

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  • Gram Panchayat
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    Gram Nyayalaya – Jerry Built Justice?

    By Siddharth Dua / August 11, 2021

    In 1986, the eleventh law commission recommended judicial reforms and the establishment of a forum in villages to administer justice at the litigants’ doorsteps. The Gram Nyayalayas Act of 2008 establishes a judicial system in villages. We…

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  • Mid-Day Meal
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    The Myth of Mid-Day Meal – A Socio-Legal Critique

    By Nithika Rebello / July 1, 2021

    The Mid-Day Meal (MDM) scheme is a meal-providing scheme in India, which is aimed at improving the nutritional standing of school-going children in the nation. The scheme supplies free lunch to primary school children of government institutions.…

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  • Disabled
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    Divyang – Disabled, and Disenfranchised

    By Harshita Yadav / May 18, 2021

    Concentrate on things your disability doesn’t prevent you from doing well and don’t regret the things it interferes with. Don’t be disabled in spirit as well as physically. Stephen Hawking The above lines were said by the…

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  • Beti Bachaao Beti Padhaao
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    Beti Bachao Beti Padhao – Right of a Girl Child to Education

    By Shivani Agrawal / March 7, 2021

    Beti Bachao Beti Padhao movement is moving forward with rapid strides. It has now become a campaign of public education. Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India Over the last many years, a large fraction of women have…

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  • Blogs

    Government’s apathy towards Senior Citizens – A Socio-Legal Critique

    By Aditya Goyal / December 4, 2020

    We, as humans, live our lives in stages. From birth to death, life in itself is a stage, a podium for us to cherish our lives before our time comes to an end. Life begins as an…

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  • Blogs

    The Ignominy of Poverty

    By Aiyushi Mehrotra / November 28, 2020

    The question of poverty eradication has been one of the major concerns before the policymakers since the reign of Indira Gandhi, who coined the slogan ‘Garibi Hatao’. But the sad reality is that despite electoral catchphrases like…

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  • Blogs

    Pay to Play – Anti-Corruption Laws in India

    By Gaurav Purohit / November 22, 2020

    The essential Anti-Corruption enactment in India is the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 (PCA), which criminalizes, in addition to other things, the taking and giving of an undue advantage to public servants. Both the individuals and organizations…

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  • Coalition
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    Hung Parliament – A Democracy without Majority

    By Ranjini Banerjee / November 10, 2020

    The word ‘Hung Parliament’ comprises of two words, ‘Hung’ the past tense of the word hang which primarily means something which is suspended from above and dangles free in the lower region, and ‘Parliament’ the legislative body…

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  • Electoral Reforms
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    Electoral System in major world Democracies – An Analysis

    By Gaurav Purohit / October 20, 2020

    The Electoral System or Voting System is the way by which the general public selects their Representatives. The Electoral System or System of Voting is a set of rules and regulations that decide how elections and referendums…

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  • Transgender
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    Transgenders – Legally accepted, Socially disrespected

    By KnowLaw / October 16, 2020

    15th April 2014, the day when 4.9 lakh lives in India, took a sigh of relief. ‘Recognition of transgenders as a third gender is not a social or medical issue but a human right issue‘ is what…

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  • Blogs

    Understanding the Law of Land

    By KnowLaw / October 12, 2020

    The expression ‘Law of the Land’ comes from the Latin words lex terrae or legem terrae which is defined in Black’s Law Dictionary to mean all laws that are in force within a country or region, including…

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  • Blogs

    The need for making Juvenile Justice Act more Juvenile friendly

    By Abhikriti Singh / September 23, 2020

    Haven’t we all heard of the famous saying that youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow? How is that so? Children are a part of the nation’s valuable resources. The future success of the country depends…

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  • Blogs

    Freedom of Expression – Sustaining Democracy

    By Nivedita Sharma / August 20, 2020

    India is a democratic country that ensures rights for freedom of speech and expression guaranteed under the Constitution of India. Article 19(1)(a) of the same states, ‘All citizens shall have the right to freedom of speech and…

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