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  • Democracy
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    Fractured Democracy – Implementation of Intra-Party Democracy and its Regulation

    By Aleena Maria Moncy / September 1, 2022

    The concept of intra-party democracy involves organizational choices and aspirations along with strategy where the procedures inside a party denote what the party stands for in the eyes of the public. Internal party democracy can be defined…

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  • Drone
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    Drone Strikes and Targeted Killings – Legal Geography of War

    By Elizabeth KJ / December 3, 2021

    Warfare between nations is not a new chapter in the annals of human civilizations. With the advent of technological advancements, they have evolved into new profiles. In the very past, the kingdoms undertook massive battles to conquer…

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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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  • Law of Sedition
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    Law of Sedition – A Colonial Relic giving Chills to Modern Liberties

    By Aashvi Shah / February 9, 2021

    Right to hold opinions and freedom of expression is the mainspring of every free and democratic society. The Constitution of India guarantees this right to its citizenry, with certain restrictions, for exchange and development of opinions. However,…

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  • Swedish Riots
    Blogs

    Swedish Riots – Is Religion a reason enough to spread hatred?

    By Sharmistha Bindoria / February 5, 2021

    The year 2020 could very well be written in the book of Guinness World Records as the worst year mankind has witnessed. From the Australian forest fire to the novel COVID Pandemic the world has seen many…

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  • Custodial Violence
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    Torture behind the Bars – Custodial Violence and Selective Silence

    By KnowLaw / January 24, 2021

    'Custodial violence and the selective silence is the largest organized gang of criminals in the country'. A Quote by Justice A.N Mulla that is being reiterated all over the world, was given nearly half a century ago.…

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  • Laws
    Blogs

    Web of Laws – Absconding of Wrongdoers

    By Shreya Gupta / January 8, 2021

    Laws are like spider webs through which the big flies pass and the little ones get caught. Honor De Balzac Human civilization can claim without fear of disavowal that law has advanced quickly in an organized way…

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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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  • 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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  • 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
    Blogs

    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

    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

    The Killing of General Soleimani – Assassination or Anticipatory Self-Defence?

    By KnowLaw / September 3, 2020

    In January 2020, the United States launched an airstrike attack against an Iranian convoy which resulted in the death of Major General Qassem Soleimani along with nine other people. This event marked another low in the ever-deteriorating…

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  • Blogs

    Role of Citizens in Nation Building

    By Kavya B. / August 25, 2020

    What is a nation and what does the word mean according to an individual? What constitutes a nation? These are some of the questions that need to be answered before understanding the concept of nation-building. Although the…

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  • Blogs

    The Darkest Days – 1975 Emergency.

    By KnowLaw / May 25, 2020

    India faced this problem every now and then, but never in the history of independent India have we faced such a constitutional crisis as during the 21 month period in 1975-1977, when a state of emergency was…

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