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 Read more
Introduction: According to the Preamble of the Constitution of India, India is Democratic and Republic. Those who are working for upholding citizen’s civil rights and protecting them are deeply concerned with the country’s democratic polity. In the case of Indira Read more
Introduction: In the pre-constitutional era especially in the context of the position given to women the idea of gender equality was certainly missing which led to unfettered discrimination against women. Furthermore, problems like the practice of Sati, looking down upon Read more
Introduction: Law and mental health are two lines that intersect in multiple ways. These two disciplines constantly transform and inform one another. This arena in the past few decades has been significantly broadened when we compare it with the past Read more
Introduction: “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.” – Article 1(1) of The Constitution of India is in great controversy after seven decades of its coming into existence. Various Articles of The Constitution of India have been Read more
Introduction: Tyranny of the unelected Judiciary was first stated by India’s Finance Minister, Mr Arjun Jaitley who questioned this fact publicly and as flawed and against the basic structure of the constitution of India. There are three basic organs of Read more
Introduction: “One in three rape victims is a child. More than 7200 children, including infants, re raped every year. Given the stigma attached to rapes, especially when it comes to children, this most likely is only the tip of the Read more
Introduction: The economic relationship between the center and the state is laid down in the Constitution. The Constitution provides for a comprehensive scheme of distribution of financial capital between Union and State. Economic powers are like it’s also split between Read more
Introduction: The medical workers are called as representatives of God, that is because what they do on a daily basis is save lives. But, by giving them these high standards, we forget to understand that doctors or the healthcare staff Read more
Introduction: India is known for its diverse culture and multilingual identity around the world. India has the world’s second-highest number of languages after Papua New Guinea. (Seetharaman, 2017) Now, there are several language families in India and one can categorize them Read more
Introduction: “The courts must reform, so that they can preserve.”- Justice Chelameswar A strong and impartial judicial system is the need for the well functioning of a state. The mechanism of law in India dates back to ancient times and Read more
What it means? The medical profession is considered as the noblest and altruistic form of profession but unfortunately not exempted from ill practices which have put the lives of innocent patients in peril. Medical negligence in the healthcare sector is Read more