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September 2020

Caste Based Reservations In Education- The Never Settled ‘Bone Of Contention’ In India

INTRODUCTION  India is a secular nation. It is a land of diverse religions and cultures. Indians take pride in saying ‘Unity in Diversity.’ But in reality, a lot of discrimination prevails pertaining to caste, creed, and religion in almost every strata of the society. The backward class people are generally looked down upon by the

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Need For Public-Private Partnership Amidst COVID-19

“The Coronavirus will most certainly offer new resilience opportunities for innovators as the PPP market recalibrates.”[i]  While the economy was hit hard by the pandemic, no sector was unharmed. Even the infrastructure sector has suffered a huge impact due to the ongoing health crisis. This is where the need for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) arises; which

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Critical Analysis of Right to Free Compulsory Education Act, 2009

Introduction After passing of the 86th constitutional amendment by the parliament and article 21A in the year 2002 which made the Right to Education a fundamental right and subsequently it led to the enacting of the ‘Right to free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009’, which was held by many as a significant step towards universalization

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