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  • Secularism
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    Secularism – Conundrum of Indian Constitution

    By KnowLaw / January 20, 2021

    India is a unique State, promoting secularism and preserving spirituality through constitutional provisions and judicial pronouncements. In simple terms, secularism can be defined as the ‘principle of separation of state from the religious institution‘. In the concept…

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  • Refugees
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    Apathy of the Stateless Nationals – India in dire need of Legislation on Refugees

    By Anoushka P V / January 14, 2021

    Indian Diaspora is one of the world’s most diverse populations. India is now home to refugees from all over the place which only adds to our diverse culture. The most common refugees are from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Tibet,…

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  • Judicial Activism
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    Judicial Activism – Judiciary in Action

    By Laiba Fatima / January 4, 2021

    In recent times, we see that the Indian Judiciary is playing an active role and is not just a silent spectator of the policies. In India, there is an exploitation of fundamental freedom of the citizens, that…

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  • Jurisprudence
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    Bowing to Law – Plausibility of Natural Law and Positive Law

    By Harshita Rajnish / December 26, 2020

    Why do we bow to the law? Since childhood, we are taught the two common reasons as to why we should follow a rule: sanction (Positive Law) and reason (Natural Law). When a child doesn’t eat they…

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  • Father's Day
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    Paternity Leave – It’s time for Dad!

    By Mariyah Sariya / December 24, 2020

    Is it possible for any enceinte woman who is about to give birth or who has freshly given birth, ween that her husband is not with her to take care of her and their child? The absence of a…

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  • Women
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    Paraya Dhan – The Status of Women in India and Legislation

    By Yash Atre / December 22, 2020

    ‘Men and women’ are equal. This is a statement that every one of us has heard or said at some point in our lives, but very few of us actually believe and act according to it. The…

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  • Politics
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    Appeasement Politics – The Saintly Bigotry of Indian Politicians

    By Ishan Malawade / December 20, 2020

    Men build too many walls and not enough bridges. We live in a society where abstract forts are constructed. Beliefs and ideologies based on them are developed right from the foundation. We embrace a lifestyle owing to…

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  • Cheating
    KnowCLAT

    Adultery

    By Abhikriti Singh / December 16, 2020

    Adultery is referred to as extramarital sexual intercourse that is considered questionable and objectionable on social, religious, and moral grounds. Many cultures all around the globe considered adultery to be a very heinous and disgusting act and…

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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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  • Marriage Rights
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    Restitution of Conjugal Rights

    By Sharmistha Bindoria / November 30, 2020

    Hindu Law is the supporter of the notion that upon marriage the husband and the wife become one. Marriage is a sacred and holy institution which has been accepted and mentioned in the personal laws of any/all…

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  • Blogs

    Love Jihad – Political Bigotry or Hoax Proselytism?

    By Chandra Prabha Upadhyay / November 26, 2020

    In the last 3-4 months, I have been hearing and reading a lot about ‘Love Jihad.’ Everyone is talking about it, some in against and some in favor. When I was unaware of what does this term…

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  • Blogs

    The Dilemma of Euthanasia in India – Legal and Moral Outlook

    By Aditya Goyal / November 18, 2020

    Euthanasia as a concept has been incorporated with terminally ill patients so much, that it has become a norm to imagine someone lying on their ‘death bed’ wishing for a quick release from a prison called ‘life’.…

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  • Blogs

    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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  • Blogs

    The History and Development of Human Rights in India

    By Shreya Gupta / November 8, 2020

    When you deprive people of their right to live in dignity, to hope for a better future, to have control over their lives, when you deprive them of that choice, then you expect them to fight for…

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  • Media
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    Should there be a limit to Media Freedom?

    By Ranjini Banerjee / October 30, 2020

     From every mountainside, let freedom ring. An iconic quote said by one of the most noteworthy advocates of liberating a community and introducing them to the true meaning of ‘freedom‘, Sir Martin Luther King. ‘Freedom’ a term…

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