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  • Nuclear
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    Going Nuclear – Conformity of the Indian Nuclear Law with Constitutional Law and International Agreements

    By Chaitanya Thakur / November 14, 2022

    Although India is not a signatory to any of the Non-Proliferation treaties, it has declared that it would not deploy nuclear arms for the first time and is committed to the idea of non-proliferation. Nuclear energy legislation…

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  • Blogs

    A Socio-Legal Analysis on Communal Violence in India – Can we Bridge the Communal Divide?

    By Vaibhav Goyal / April 14, 2022

    “Be it caste or communal violence; they stall the growth of the nation. So let us affirm that we will be free from these tensions.” Narendra Modi Communal riots, enormous scope pogroms, and progressively successive bomb assaults…

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  • Independence of Judiciary
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    Transparency and Independence of Judiciary – A Critique

    By Prakhar Shukla / March 3, 2022

    The Judiciary is one of the three vital organs of the State as defined by our Constitution, and it has a distinct duty to play in comparison to the other two. The judiciary is one of the…

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  • Supreme Court
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    A Spell of Sacrosanct – Judiciary under Right To Information Act

    By Kushal / January 30, 2022

    The three organs of the government – Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary perform the functions of rulemaking, rule application, and rule adjudication respectively. It is based on the principle of separation of powers that brings accountability and keeps…

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  • Victim Rights
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    Scales of Justice – Balancing the Rights of Victim and the Offender

    By Meher Mansi / November 17, 2021

    The administration of Criminal Justice in India is based on the legal framework established by the Britishers during the colonial period. It follows the adversarial justice system wherein the judges hear both parties in a case and…

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  • PIL
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    Judicial Overreach- When required as a Necessary Evil?

    By Snehashish Roy / November 3, 2021

    Judicial Activism is a term used where the judiciary plays an active role to allot social justice. Or it can be said that judicial activism happens when the judiciary upholds the rights of the citizens and preserve…

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  • Judiciary
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    The Saga of Judicial Overreach and Restraint – Is Indian Judiciary overstepping its Boundary?

    By Anshita Shrivastava / October 26, 2021

    The Indian Judiciary has been playing an active role and is no longer a silent spectator. When the legislature and the executive fail in their duties, the Judiciary takes action in the guise of judicial review. However,…

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  • Arrest
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    Arrest – Depriving Crime or Depriving Right?

    By Ekjot Kaur / August 13, 2021

    All, irrespective of a person’s position or rank, have the right to personal liberty. The right is as much available to a walker as it is to the country’s Prime Minister. It is the most valued freedom…

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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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  • Jury
    Blogs

    Last Jury Trial of India – Three Bullets that shook the Nation

    By Harshita Gadiya / August 9, 2021

    Jury, notable lawful organization in which a gathering of laypersons takes part in choosing cases brought to preliminary. Its definite attributes and powers rely upon the laws and practices of the nations, areas, or states in which…

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  • Freedom of Speech and Expression
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    Freedom of Speech and Expression and Blasphemy – A thin line

    By Manjushree Mitra / June 29, 2021

    The land of rich culture, with the crown of Unity in Diversity, India has always been praised for the variety of culture, region, food, and traditions it holds. The nation has a population of about 1.38 billion…

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  • Women Judgeship
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    A Satire on Women Judgeship – Capable Candidate vs. Glitch in System

    By Ashna Chaudhary / June 15, 2021

    India is considered the world’s largest democratic nation with the world’s largest Constitution. The Constitution of India provides three organs of Government i.e. Executive, Parliament, and Judiciary. Judiciary is delegated with some of the most important tasks…

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  • Speedy Trial
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    Speedy Trial shouldn’t bury the cause of Justice

    By Siddharth Dua / May 4, 2021

    As the Judiciary is the supreme defender of human rights and the last resort for the dispensation of justice, with great reverence and everlasting hope, the people of India look up to this institution. It puts a…

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  • Contempt of Court
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    Contempt of Court

    By Jatin Johns / April 30, 2021

    Contempt of the Court is an offense of disobeying or disrespecting a court of law and its officials in a manner that is contrary to or violates the justice, dignity of the court, and authority. Anything that…

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

    By Kaushiki Ranjan / April 28, 2021

    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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