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Author: Krina Kothari
The Tribunal Reforms Bill, 2021
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The Employees Compensation Act, 1923
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Will Corporate Social Responsibility help in sustainable development?
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Rape against women in India
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Prisoners’ rights in India
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Freedom of Press violates Right to Privacy
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Gender inequality in personal laws
Property laws In 2005, the Hindu Succession Act was changed to include a daughter as an equal partner in joint family property. However, some issues
Uniform Civil Code towards gender equality
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India as a Quasi-Federal state
Indian Constitution has adopted quasi-federal system. The quasi-federal system in India is named from the fact that it combines the best elements of both a
Federal features of the Indian Constitution
The Indian federal system has several characteristics which are required for a federal polity: Written Constitution: The Indian Constitution is a written constitution with 395
Unitary features of the Indian Constitution
“The framers of the Constitution have modified the true nature of Indian federalism by incorporating certain non-federal features in the Constitution as well. This has
