Introduction: The contemporary trend and the revolutionary word “feminism”. Which has been through a lot of debates and arguments, in the process of understanding it’s meaning. It has a very precise and clear meaning describing feminism as a concept, claiming that men and women should be treated equally in the Read more…
Introduction: There is a rise in economic gain due to the growth of international trade. This is benefitting both the states and enterprises. With universalisation of the market, there is a free flow of trade, generating more economic resources for the growth of the market, research and development, infrastructure, global, Read more…
Introduction: Internet shutdown can be defined as an intentional practice of disrupting the internet services and internet-based communications by rendering it inaccessible or unavailable with the primary objective of disrupting the flow of information. In today’s era, the internet, apart for being a medium ensuring the right to free speech Read more…
Introduction: Ageing is a natural process which inevitably occurs in human life. A lot of challenges comes up in the life of the elderly due to the physical and mental changes. Due to the physical transformation ageing leads to a weakening in the body and mind. A person loses working 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 Nehru Gandhi v. Raj Narayan[1], it was held that “Democracy” 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 widow remarriages, lack of right to property, child marriages, female Read more…
Introduction: Law of many countries treats with what and how should be done in a country. The country laws are prepared with only one motive i.e. it should be followed. Humanity is never a motive in the law following the country, but it is to maintain a lawful and restricted Read more…
Introduction: Justice delayed is justice denied. No matter if the justice has been served, if it exceeds the time limit, the justice has been delayed. And anything that has been delayed has less seriousness as the time consumed is improper for the said delay. The same goes with a speedy Read more…
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 to provide any specific legislation or statutes for the protection 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 come across each day, be it in any form such 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 of Sabarimala. The situation changed, however, when the Supreme Court’s Read more…
Introduction: The idea of human rights rests on the assertion that all humans are equal. All humans have dignity and it is the right of each individual to be treated equally. Anything that ruins the dignity is a violation of human rights because it violates the idea of equality and Read more…