Indigenous people in india and their rights
Anil R Nair* Citation: 2017(LW) December 21 Volume VIII | Issue XII Abstract The cultural and religious identity of indigenous people are intertwined with their surrounding flora and fauna.…
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Uniform civil code – prospects and challenges
Dr. H. Abdul Azeez[1] Abstract In the light of recent Supreme Court judgment holding triple talaq as unconstitutional, serious deliberations are coming up from various corners for a uniform civil…
Need to protect the third gender from discrimination
Sathyanarayana R[1] Introduction The gender discrimination towards transgenders (Hijras) is a clear violation of Article 14 of the Indian Constitution which enforces right to equality. The fact that they are…
Compromising Citizens’ Privacy for National Interest: A Fair Trade-Off?
Aryan Vij ((1st Year Student of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.), National Law Institute University (NLIU) Bhopal, M.P.)). On December 2, 2015, two terrorists of Pakistani descent brutally killed 14 Americans and seriously…
Quadrilateral alliance (Quad) – the next door of opportunity
MV Karthik Narayanaswamy ((MVK Narayanaswamy is an audit and secretarial consultant based at Wayanad District of Kerala State. He is a Company Secretary and possess a Master Degree in Business…
The Law in Action – Judicial Activism in Achieving Gender Justice
Author: Mishika Bajpai, Advocate, Supreme Court of India and High Court of Delhi Abstract All women have a Right to Equality, Dignity and Respect. This right to equality is a…
Juvenile delinquency in India: A critical analysis
Rupaly Middha & Shashwat Tomar ((V Semester students of B.A. L.LB (Hons.), Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur)). ABSTRACT “Treat the Cause and Not the Symptom. Government of India needs to…
Making RTE meaningful – a bid for secular education
Anil R Nair* Citation: 2017(LW) September 05 Volume VIII | Issue IX Abstract While the Constitutional provisions for preserving the linguistic, cultural, and religious identity of Indians exist as…
Mediation: Restoring the imbalance of power in cases of Domestic Violence
Preethi Kavilikatta, Final Year Student of Year LL.B, Symbiosis Law School, Pune Abstract In every case of domestic violence there are two over riding interests which should be guarded carefully-…
Competition Law – IPR Interface: Impact on Innovation
Author: Vishvendra Tomar ((Law Student, Amity Law School-I, Noida)). Competition Law and IPR Interface debate is a longstanding one. While they share common goals of promoting efficiency there are sometimes…