Introduction: “A society which perceives women as pure and an embodiment of virtue has no qualms of subjecting them to virulent attack. As an embodiment of virtue, society expects the women to be a mute spectator to and even accepting of egregious discrimination within the home.” Justice DY Chandrachud Freedom Read more
Introduction: The beginning of modern warfare in the 20th century witnessed the development of weapon types that have a severe, disproportionate and indiscriminate impact on civilians, even years after a conflict has ended. The general trend indicates that democratic states have the right to use armed force to safeguard their national Read more
Introduction: Investors and Shareholders are the stanchions of today’s financial and securities market. They are the key factor to determine the level of the market. They put the money in funds and stocks to help the market to grow and consequently, lifts the economy. Thus, the protection of the interests Read more
Introduction: The principle of Res judicata traces back its origin from the common law. Though its inner foundations come from Roman law, common law introduced it all across into the world of law. We find this principle in every pit and corner without actually finding its explicit validity. Be it Read more
Introduction: In the early 20th century, the political gospel of laissez-faire was preached.[1] With the introduction of the Administrative law, the concept of laissez-faire came to an end. Laissez-faire economy is a theory that restricts government intervention in the economy. It states that when the government’s only function is to Read more