Constitutional Law
Role of Culture in Constitutionalism
Constitutionalism and Culture are two interrelated factors with each other and these are crucial for forming a democratic and sovereign State.
Social Issues
Challenges of Gender Equality in the Legal Profession of India
Working on the portrayal of women could likewise go far towards a more adjusted and sympathetic methodology in cases including sexual brutality.
Corporate Laws
LGBTQ and India Workplace Equality Index (IWEI): Benchmarking Tool for Employers to Measure their Progress on LGBTQ Inclusion in the Workplace
IWEI is touted as the country’s first comprehensive benchmarking tool for employers to measure their progress on LGBT+ inclusion at work.
Constitutional Law
Administrative Discretion and Article 14
Picking one option from a list of alternatives is what discretion entails. These options must be decided on rationality and fairness.
Constitutional Law
Holding the Clauses Together: The Exceptions of Article 16(1) and 16(2) of the Indian Constitution
Treating the equals as unequals or unequals as equals will be in complete contradiction to the Doctrine of Equality.
Constitutional Law
Article 14: Armor Against Breach of Arbitrariness
Article 14’s Doctrine of Arbitration prohibits class legislation but allows application of reasonable classification of persons or things.
Constitutional Law
Article 15 of The Indian Constitution
Article 15 serves as a foundation for all the legislature needs to establish provisions to foster societal peace.
Social Issues
Equal Pay for Equal Work
Employees are now opening up and speaking out for their rights, and there are claims of a decrease in gender discrimination in the workplace.
Constitutional Law
Analysis of Article 17 of the Indian Constitution
Introduction: Before 1947, in British India, our Indian society was full of orthodoxy which led to severe problems in the society which we can see even at the present time. Society was divided into higher-class people and backward class. People belonging to such backward classes were deprived of their basic Read more…
Administrative Law
Indian Legal System and Dicey’s Formulation of Rule of Law
Introduction: The concept of rule of law had been in curtains and mist for a long time. It was not until A.V Dicey’s definition in 1885, that we begin to understand the concept. Professor Dicey had broken down rule of Law into three simple concepts which were further needed to Read more…
Administrative Law
The Right of a Fair Trial under Administrative Law
Introduction: Many countries have recently increased their interest in administrative law, particularly with the introduction of new administrative courts, which brings the focus towards administrative justice, which deals with judicial review of administrative acts. The right to effectively question acts and decisions that affect civil rights and obligations, as well Read more…
Social Issues
Racism in India: A Reality?
Introduction: India, indeed is one of the most diverse countries in the world inhabiting people from various backgrounds of caste, color, culture, creed, linguistic, traditions, race, and religion. We stand set out to counter the powers that look to annihilate these qualities. But traditionally, these disparities often sustained and strengthened Read more…