INTRODUCTION Several myths surround the origins of the idea of domicile. The phrase is sometimes used interchangeably with nationality or residency. The common consensus on domicile is that it is a ‘permanent residence,’ however Lord Cranworth in Whicker v Hume [1]disagreed. The notion of residence is rooted from Roman law in common law. The term…
INTRODUCTION The entertainment business in India not only generates a lot of money, but it also provides a lot of content for movies, TV episodes, web series, music, and videos. Individual engagement in the cyber world is rising as a result of technical advancements. Many individuals watch networks like Hotstar, Zee5, Sony Liv, Prime, and…
Right to religious freedom is a fundamental human right which has been enshrined in several international human rights treaties such as Article 1 of the UN Charter[1], Article 18 of both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) along with Article 27 of the ICCPR[2],…
During the emergency period, the Supreme Court was the only guardian of the Constitution and after the widespread denial of rights during the period, it became essential for the supreme court to assure the people of their rights and to rebuild its reputation. The nationwide need for a stronger institution with promoted legal services was…
Equality before law plays a significant role in the life of Indian citizens because it implies an absence of any special privilege in favor of an individual. These rights state that there will be equal treatment in equal circumstances. Article 14 of our Indian Constitution states equality before the law. Simply put, no one is…
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…
An 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…
The soul of the Indian Constitution The Preamble of our Indian Constitution clearly expresses a brief introductory statement of the Constitution by giving guiding purpose, principles, and philosophy of the Indian Constitution. By 42nd Constitutional Amendment, 1976, it was amended to constitute India into a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, and Democratic Republic. Not just this, because…
The Internet and social media have gradually gained importance as a source of dissent and activism in recent political protests. It includes the role of both, dialogue and mobilization and has a considerable influence on citizen participation. It has become a new aspect of contemporary political protests. It is also a virtual medium for people…
Federalism is division of power within an institution. It is a form of government, where power is distributed equally among all the other governmental bodies instead of placing power only in the hands of central government. In India, federalism describes the relationship between the States and the Union. In other words, we can say that…
