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Punishment is a term having many subjective meanings. Punishment for one person may be a pleasure for another person. Etymologically, the term punishment may be understood as a process of inflicting pain upon someone who has done something not considered right by the society. Though punishment is subjective and society-centric, the term ‘capital punishment’ has […]

The constitution of any country is the primary document without which the country cannot function. There are countries like India and USA having a written constitution and on the other hand countries like the UK which does not have any written constitution. This, however does not mean countries not having any written constitution are functioning […]

Privilege, whenever we hear this term the first thing that comes to our mind is something that gives a special advantage or opportunity that gives great pleasure. Though privileges are provided for an individual’s pleasure, parliamentary privileges are somewhat different and beyond individual pleasure. Parliamentary privileges are guaranteed in the constitution of India with the […]

We must all have heard the sentence “I will sue you in Court” at-least once in our life.  Have you ever wondered, what does that reflect? That reflects the faith of a common man in the judicial system. And to keep that faith alive, the most important feature of our constitution is the “independence of […]

The constitution of every country is the core document of that country and is a reflection of the manner in which the country is running. It is the basic legal document from which all other laws and rules are derived. There are countries like the United Kingdom which do not have any written document and […]

In 2024, the Indian judiciary delivered several significant judgments that have had a profound impact on various aspects of law and society. Here are some of the most notable decisions: All India Judges Association v. Union of India & Ors., [2024] 1 S.C.R. 327 | Judicial Implementation Pay Commission: On 4th January, 2024 the Supreme […]

In the digital age, where technology governs nearly every aspect of human interaction, the concept of privacy faces an unprecedented challenge. Digital arrest, a term referring to the use of technology to monitor, detain, or restrict an individual’s freedom in the virtual world, has become a critical issue in debates about civil liberties. While such […]

Sanjay Malhotra, recently appointed as the 26th Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), brings a wealth of experience spanning over 33 years in various fields such as finance, taxation, power, information technology, and mining. His appointment marks a significant milestone in his career, reflecting his extensive contributions to India’s economic and financial sectors. […]

Dr. Manmohan Singh, India’s 14th Prime Minister, served two consecutive terms from 2004 to 2014. Renowned for his calm demeanor and intellectual prowess, Dr. Singh’s legacy is deeply etched in India’s economic and political history. A key architect of India’s economic liberalization in 1991, Dr. Singh, as Finance Minister under Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao, […]

“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” – Article 1, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Introduction Gender Justice will focus on issues and concepts related to gender expansion and liberation in various global contexts: past, present, and future. This intersection will inevitably strive to provide an intersectional perspective with […]