Ambedkar criticized the non-cooperation movement as it meant refusal to obey rules and the persons in authority which is against constitutionalism. I partially agree with his anti-revolutionary tone of criticizing the non-cooperation movement. When we talk about civil disobedience, non-cooperation, and Satyagraha as illegitimate movements, we must acknowledge that these movements occurred when there existed…
View detailsIt is settled law that consent cannot confer or take away jurisdiction upon a court. Exclusive jurisdiction clauses in civil suits are an exception to this rule. The general rule of law is that two or more parties cannot consent to confer of take away the jurisdiction of a court. Sec 28 of the Indian…
View detailsThis reflection paper is based upon my understanding of the reading ‘Of Rasoi ka kaam/Bathroom ka kaam: Perspectives of Women Domestic Workers’. “This reading begins with narrating how the idea of dirt is socially constructed. Dirt is something which has to be segregated from cleanliness.”[1] The author correlates dirt with domestic workers and brings several…
View detailsTWO ANTI-COUP PROTESTERS KILLED IN NEW SUDAN RALLY. Demonstrators attacked an October 25 upset by military pioneer General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, yelling “capacity to individuals” and requesting the tactical re-visitation of sleeping quarters, at fights close to the official royal residence in the capital Khartoum and in its twin city Omdurman.Sudanese security powers killed two…
View detailsAn open economy is an economy that interacts freely with other economies around the world by buying and selling goods and services in the world product market and also buys and sells capital assets in the world financial market. It has free interaction with foreign sectors. A government budget deficit occurs when the government spendings…
View detailsThis article is a two part series discussing the TWAIL scholarship and its contributions in legitimizing International Law. It also discusses the criticisms that the TWAIL scholarship faces and delves on the question which are the third world countries and whether there is a need for TWAIL scholarship anymore.
View detailsA tax is a mandatory fee or financial charge levied by any government on an individual or an organization to collect revenue for public works providing the best facilities and infrastructure’. The collected fund is then used to fund different public expenditure programs. If one fails to pay the taxes or refuse to contribute towards…
View details“Whatever happens outside, the ‘sanctity’ of a heteronormative family is always preserved in our prejudiced patriarchal society.” I assume that it is due to this very reason that Mainstream Hindi Cinema does not focus on making the Silver screen a mode to break stereotyping, caricatures and myths about LGBTQ community. However, Art films must receive…
View detailsUnderstanding Homelessness: – A shelter home is usually where people stay temporarily based on an urgent need or emergency. A private person or government-aided hostels can organize these shelter homes. Most people who don’t have shelter or are homeless or vulnerable are in an emergency situation; they can approach shelter homes. Basically, it’s the responsibility…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Intellectual Property Rights are legal rights that are granted to a person for any creative and artistic work, for any invention or discovery, or for any literacy work or words, phrases and symbols or design for a stipulated period of time. The owners of Intellectual Property and granted certain exclusive rights through which they…
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