Introduction: The policy of reservation finds its basis from the oppressive caste system that existed in pre-independence India. People belonging to the lower castes like Dalits were treated as inferior and were not permitted in public places like temples, watersheds, etc. which were reserved for the higher castes. When members Read more…
Introduction: It is safe to consider that the Indian Legal Education System is one of the biggest in the world. Despite not having any of its top institutions in the top 200 law institutes in the world, India has fared well in this field and many of its graduates in Read more…
“Educate one man, you educate one person, but educate a woman and you educate a whole civilization.” Mahatma Gandhi Introduction: Inequality in access to education is one of the most important leading problems in the world. Education is the key to the development and success of any nation. In the Read more…
In India, the reservation is treated as a tool of social transformation for the purpose of bringing change in the present social order by providing representation to the disadvantaged section of the society. After India’s independence in 1947, there were some major initiatives in favor of the Scheduled Tribes (STs), Read more…
Introduction: It’s well known that education is an integral part of an individual’s life. A literate person can contribute to the development of the country and can live his/her life with dignity. They all are well aware of their rights and of their remedies, in case of infringement of the Read more…
INTRODUCTION The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it a profusion of unforeseen challenges. The inference of certified lockdown is bound to have a lasting impact on various sectors, particularly in the education sector. Due to prevention from the spread of coronavirus, States across the country have been forced to close Read more…