No discrimination in the India legal system

The cornerstone of democracy is an independent and impartial court, which should be free of political influences and concerns. India … More

Miscarriage of justice in fast-track courts

The number of unresolved cases is troubling. One of the causes for the massive growth in the number of pending … More

Dowry Deaths: An age-old crime in india

A woman enters a relationship, she has a lot of healthy expectations. She aspires to have a happy married life. … More

The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Bill, 2020

Voluntarily terminating a pregnancy is a criminal offence under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act … More

Triple talaq: no more legal protection

Due to social ideas, religion, and traditions, women have faced several challenges. Even if we agree that both genders have … More

Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism

Any partnership or organization is bound to have disagreements. Disputes can be settled by litigation (i.e., in a court of … More

Law and Poverty

Poverty eradication has been a major challenge in our country since independence, and it has deepened its roots in India’s … More

Article 25, Secularism in India

The words “socialist” and “secular” were not included in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution when it was first written … More

The Tribunal Reforms Bill, 2021

On February 13, 2021, the Tribunals Reforms (Rationalization and Conditions of Service) Bill, 2021 was tabled in the Lok Sabha. … More

Right to information is an essential right

The government wants to share information power with the poorest citizens; it wants to empower the most vulnerable. It is … More

The Employees Compensation Act, 1923

Every employee wants to have a stable employment and be reimbursed for the expenses he has incurred. This is a … More

Will Corporate Social Responsibility help in sustainable development?

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to a company’s ongoing commitment to incorporate social and environmental concerns into its operations. Changes … More

Rape against women in India

In rape culture girls are advised how to dress in order to avoid “inviting trouble” and being “slutshamed,” normalizing male … More

Prisoners’ rights in India

The law governing prisoners’ rights has evolved throughout time. There is no comprehensive legislation that addresses prisoners’ rights and governs … More

Freedom of Press violates Right to Privacy

Right to Privacy is a fundamental right that cannot be taken away. It necessitates respect because it is linked to … More

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 … More

Uniform Civil Code towards gender equality

The main goal of the Constitution’s architects was to work towards a common civil code for all citizens in the … More

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 … More

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 … More