“Teachers are the backbone of any country, a pillar upon which all aspirations are converted into realities.” -Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Article 21-A of the Constitution of India provides free and compulsory education to the children however, a fundamental question that arises is: what are the legislations protecting the rights of the teachers? With the …
-Gowrav Hari Krishnan. P Introduction: Indian society is a multicultural and pluralistic society where a lot of beliefs and faith regulate the human life and one belief which Indian people consider very precious is “Honour”. In a patriarchal society, women are considered as the bearer of honour of the family. If …
Honour killing- An evil to Right to Life and Personal Liberty Read More »
– SHREYA SHARMA Introduction Cyberbullying during COVID 19 has become very common. Children across the world suffering to cyberbullying during the pandemic. There are many cases which affected the mental health of the victims of the cyberbullying crime. India is one of the top three countries which has the highest rate of cyberbullying. Second is …
SCRUTINISING THE SCOPE OF CYBER BULLYING : IN LIGHT OF COVID – 19 Read More »
– Shinjinee Namhata INTRODUCTION The environmental impact assessment (EIA) process is an interdisciplinary and multistep method to ensure that environmental matters and issues are included in decisions regarding various projects and envisages that may impact the environment. EIA is an environmental decision support tool, which provides information on the likely impacts of development projects to …
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– MANMEET KAUR Women have been considered as the subject of domination, marginalization, cruelty, sexual abuse and violence since time immemorial. To protect the dignity, integrity, modesty and ensure equality various legislations have been formulated with the sands of time. This has been considered as the remarkable developments in the legal systems around the globe but …
GENDER NEUTRAL RAPE LAWS IN INDIA: CRITICAL ANALYSIS Read More »
– Riya Luhadia “Arbitration is a justice blended with clarity” – Nachman of Breslov. Arbitration is a method of resolving disputes outside the courtroom without litigation basically it is a process, where dispute is submitted to an impartial 3rd party called arbitration whose decision, or who made decision which is usually binding on both …
A REGULATORY BODY IN THE FIELD OF ARBITRATION: A BOON OR BANE Read More »
–Megha Gautam In the month of March 2020, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change proposed the draft of Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification 2020, and simultaneously called for suggestions by various sections of the society within the time frame of 60 days. Later, the Delhi High Court relaxed the time limit of public …
–Mohan Parthasarathy INTRODUCTION Judicial system of India is one of the oldest judiciaries in the world. In a rapidly developing country like India were it involves lot of time and money for settling a dispute through litigation, there arose a need for settling disputes in a cost efficient and also less time consuming method …
Mechanisms of Alternative Dispute Resolution in India Read More »
– Anshu Rathore A devastating global pandemic which wreaked havoc all around the world and is responsible for millions of deaths worldwide, not in a contemporary history we have seen this number of deaths and devastation to human life due to a virus, though from where this virus gets originated it’s still yet to be …
–Reema INTRODUCTION He killed a person brutally. He was brought to the Court. The Court sentenced him to death and consequently he was hanged to his death. Is justice sought? We are basically killing the killer to show that killing is wrong. This is nothing different from creating a war to achieve peace! Of course, …
