Gandhian thoughts on women empowerment
Prof. Dilip P. Deshmukh ((Associate Professor Dept. of Sociology, Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya, Wardha)). With the entry of women being allowed in the inner sanctum of Shani Madir at Singnapur and in…
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Critical Analysis of Special and Differential Treatment under the Antidumping Agreement
Pragati BhaskarYerlekar, Ph.D Research Scholar, RTM Nagpur University Abstract Today the developing countries are the major players in the world trade. However, in the phase of gradual reduction of trade…
False confessions: a nocuous thorn in the pathway of justice
MeghnaKhetrapal, 3rd Year Student of Law, National Law Institute University,Bhopal Introduction “Confession includes a statement made by a person suspected or charged with a crime, that he (or she) did,…
The impact of globalization on the legal profession in India
Abhay Mahajan, 5th Year student of Amity Law School, affiliated to GGSIPU, Delhi ABSTRACT Cross-border transactions in India are of recent vintage as they began in right earnest only since…
Fundamental rights and frequencies: Right to broadcast
Chintan Nirala, 4th Year, B.A., LL.B(HONS.), Faculty of Law, Allahabad University Frequencies or Signals are an indispensable requirement for Communication, Media, Entertainment, or Technology. In other words, it is sine qua…
Legal aid, myth or reality for the Indian legal system
Rashi Gupta, 5thYear Student of Law, Amity Law School, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi “To no man will we deny justice, to no man will we delay justice or…
Trade Secret Protection in India and Gulf Countries – Comparative Analysis
Aastha Mehta Trade secret is one of the most uncodified laws out of all other IPRs, and is one of the fast-paced developing fields, with newer forms of global businesses…
Freedom of Religion in India and United States of America
A comparative study between India and the United States of America Taniya Malik, Ph.D. Scholar, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Introduction: the importance of Freedom of Religion and Secularism…
Trial by media: perverting the course of justice
Deeksha Malik and Harsha Jeswani ((Students of Law, National Law Institute University, Bhopal)). Abstract Media plays an educative, evocative and mobilising role in society. It is difficult to envisage a…
The rights and the wrongs of death and life
Arpitpushp Chaturvedi and Utkarsh Jain The paper we have written attempts to explore the dilemma and irony surrounding the section 309 of the Indian Penal Code. The section deals with…