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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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  • Evolution of Law
    Blogs

    Evolution of Law – A mark we missed!

    By Anoushka P V / December 28, 2020

    The laws of Kritayuga are different from those of Treta Yuga and Dwapara Yuga, and the laws of Kali Yuga are different from those of all the previous ages- the laws of each age being according to…

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  • Politics
    Blogs

    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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  • Justice
    Blogs

    Justice and Legitimacy – Foundations of International Law

    By Aditya Goyal / December 18, 2020

    International Law is as complex as it is simple. From a common man’s perspective, it is one such law that most ignore or are oblivious to it in their lifetime. We don’t consider it important enough. The…

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  • Prison
    Blogs

    Punishing the Innocent – Damnation of a Society

    By Anoushka P V / December 16, 2020

    When we hear of atrocious crimes committed by certain offenders that make our blood boil with rage, we might be tempted to take justice into our own hands. We pray that the process gets expedited and the…

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  • Politics
    Blogs

    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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  • Narendra Modi
    Blogs

    Atmanirbhar Bharat in a COVID ridden World.

    By Ishan Malawade / November 30, 2020

    In the wake of destruction spread across the world spearheaded by COVID-19, we have seen countries that were considered to be superpowers render powerless as their administrative, judicial, and financial systems fall apart. In the period of…

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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

    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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  • Blogs

    Deterrence or Punishment – Changing Criminal Justice System

    By Aditya Goyal / November 6, 2020

    Criminal Deterrence as a concept imposes sanctions on all sorts of criminal activities thereby effectively deterring them from being committed by the general populace. Although it’s just a theory and has seen some success, there is room…

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  • Blogs

    International Law – Decry of Genocide

    By Nivedita Sharma / November 1, 2020

    Genocide refers to mass killings of human beings and we all know the unfortunate persecution through the hands of well-known dictator Adolf Hitler in Germany. The prime object of genocide were the jews, poles, gypsies, and other…

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  • Pocket Notes

    Hindu Marriage Act

    By KnowLaw / September 2, 2020

    India is a cosmopolitan country, which allows every citizen to be governed by their personal laws according to their religious views. This extends to personal laws inter alia in the matter of marriage and divorce. Hindus are…

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  • Blogs

    Online Dispute Resolution – An Effective Mechanism or a Utopian Idea

    By KnowLaw / August 19, 2020

    Even after being in an infancy stage of e-development, the so-called third world countries who are witnessing the wrath of the pandemic, are well aware of the fact that in this state of affairs where the alarming…

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  • Blogs

    GST – One Nation, One Tax

    By Nadra Mallick / July 21, 2020

    Do you ever go buy something and the price really excites you but the moment you purchase, the first thing that catches our eye is the corner of the receipt where the GST is printed and the…

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  • Blogs

    Inevitable Footsteps For Inefficient Court System.

    By Sivaganga S.R. / June 8, 2020

    The judicial branch is the ICU of a constitutional democracy; and essentially a public service of a critical nature; not another public employment opportunity. There is no legitimacy or rationale for the existence of this branch if…

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