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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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  • Majoritarianism
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    Crippling Majoritarianism and Political Polarisation – An Analysis

    By Girish Anand / March 31, 2021

    It is impossible to make a case on the positive outcomes of sectarianism or majoritarianism politics, albeit the argument on “democratically elected mandate of the people” makes for an impenetrable defense. After the accession to power by…

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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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    Is India in the hands of the Eligible ones? – The need for Political Eligibility Test

    By Mariyah Sariya / December 14, 2020

    Have we ever thought, why we, the candidates need to give an Eligibility Test aka- Entrance Exam, for getting admission into a professional degree college? Why aren’t we selected on the basis of our junior and senior…

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  • Jihad
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    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

    Media – Fourth Pillar of Democracy or a Pet Dog of TRP?

    By Abhikriti Singh / November 24, 2020

    Do you know which hospital Amitabh Bachchan was taken to or what color of clothes he was wearing when he tested positive for COVID-19? Do you also know what drugs Deepika Padukone and other Bollywood actresses were…

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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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  • 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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  • Coalition
    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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  • 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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  • Blogs

    Myriads of Superstition – Curbing with Law

    By Shruti Chouhan / October 28, 2020

    In spite of people having the ability of rational thinking, they are not safe from superstitions. Strange notions are unequivocally attached to social practices, particularly in India. Although 17% of the total population resides in India, Indian…

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  • Blogs

    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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  • Blogs

    Selective Outrage – Fifty Shades of Pseudo Liberalism

    By Chandra Prabha Upadhyay / October 8, 2020

    The huge outrage over the death of a 19-year-old, Dalit, U.P girl who was raped and then murdered reminded me of an incident that happened mere 3 months ago where a Brahmin girl (16 years) of Rajasthan…

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  • Blogs

    The Vice of Adultery

    By Sharmistha Bindoria / September 11, 2020

    The Indian Penal Code is a comprehensive code which is intended to cover all substantial matters of criminal law. Until 27th September 2018, this Code was home to the infamous Section 497, which talks about Adultery. The Supreme…

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