Intervention

The concept of noninterference was preserved in classical international law, which indicated that no state should engage directly or indirectly … More

ROUSSEAU’S GENERAL WILL

The concept of progress is extremely appealing in modern life. The traditional opinion in the 18th century, as European cultures … More

CRIMINAL LIABILITY AND PUNISHMENT

According to Sir John Salmond, “liability is the bond of necessity that exists between the wrongdoer and the remedy of … More

Theories of Punishment

The concept of justice is as old as the human society itself. Every man wants others to be righteous and … More

Historical Jurisprudence

Historical jurisprudence examines the manner, the circumstances and the factors operating in the process of the evolution of law. The … More

Iqbal’s Political Thought.

Mohammad Iqbal’s ideas are often considered forked in philosophical context. His enigmatic personality is often clouded amidst the diverse and … More

NGOs and Technology

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are advocacy-focused institutions and groups that are non-profit, public-interest oriented and engaged on a local, national, or … More

Is Artificial Intelligence really making us intelligent?

Artificial Intelligence is a technology that is changing our everyday life. It includes wide ranging equipment that enables people to … More

The Naxalite Issue

The Maoist movement is one of independent India’s most serious internal security threats. The development process has failed to improve … More

The Journey of Women’s Movements in India

In India, women’s movements have been an endeavour to comprehend, identify, and preserve their identity. Women are present in all … More

Precedents as a source of Law.

A precedent is a concept or rule stated or established in a previous legal case. It contains prior legal decisions made … More

Right to Information

On October 12, 2015, the right to information legislation came into force. It was a significant step in holding the … More

HIBA

Hiba is the unrestricted and unconditional transfer of ownership of a property or right for no monetary payment. The terms … More

Kautilya’s Saptanga Theory

Kautilya, also known as Chanakya and Vishnugupta, was a king-maker rather than a monarch. His state theory, known as The … More

Quranic Sharers

The Hanafi law of succession and the Shia law of succession, both derived from Indian common law, are two types … More

Application of Mens Rea

A crime is a wrongful act done with a guilty mind. These are the two essential ingredients that make up … More

Need for Joint Custody

Considering India is home to individuals from many walks of life, it has a variety of personal laws that deal … More

Indian Position on Death Penalty.

The framer of the Indian Penal Code, Sir James Fitzjames Stephen favoured the retention of capital punishment and observed that … More

will artificial intelligence hamper human employment?

We live in astounding occasions where we see around us a few instances of human improvements that cause us to … More