Introduction: Everybody deserves basic human rights, even prisoners who are under trials or convicted of a crime. India is a democratic state and it has a responsibility of ensuring basic human rights to all its citizens. However, it has failed Read more
Introduction Arbitration is a form of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and is the only recognized substitute for normal judicial proceedings. Others like mediation and conciliation are different and special types of dispute resolution. The major difference that sets apart Arbitration Read more
‘Arrogance is in everything I do. It is in my gestures, the harshness of my voice, in the glow of my gaze, in my sinewy, tormented face.’[1] Coco Chanel Freedom and Rise of China It is crucial to understand the Read more
Introduction: We live in a country where one or the other day we come across news of dacoity, robbery, trespass, etc. So the matter of concern here is that how can our money remain safe and can get our money Read more
Introduction: India is one of the strongest democratic countries in the world, having a distinctive community and tradition. However, it stands as a secular state, guaranteeing its citizen fundamental rights under part III of the constitution. Article 25 and 26 Read more
Abstract: Rape is the act of having sexual intercourse with a person without his/her consent. The concept of marital rape has been overlooked for years because of the ideology that promotes men have the right to treat their wives as they wish and 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. Read more
Abstract: The entertainment sector has changed and people are demanding more of binge-worthy web series. All a person needs is a device and the internet and there is no need of movie halls anymore. Everything is online, the films we Read more
Abstract: The article follows the Sabarimala Temple problem of Kerala, and also says about it Women’s freedom and culture clash. According to age-old practices and beliefs, women between the ages of ten and fifty were not permitted into the Temple Read more
Introduction: From the time immemorial, marriage in India has been considered a religious sacrament than a mere ritual or responsibility. However, the history portrays a delusive depiction due to the maltreatment which was predetermined for women as social evils like Read more
Introduction: One of the most essential organs of Indian democracy is the judiciary. It is the saviour of rights of the people guaranteed by the constitution. Its function ranges from providing Justice to people, interpreting and applying laws made by Read more
Introduction: “The people of this country have a right to know every public act, everything that is done in a public way by their public functionaries. They are entitled to know the particulars of every public transaction in all its Read more