The ongoing dissent, protest and movements in India are all these things a new term in India or happening for the first time, are these all things not a part of the Indian culture? Protest are in the blood of India movements such as Quit India Movement Swadeshi, Satyagraha without all this movements would we…
Regional Integration is a process in which neighbouring states enter into an agreement in order to upgrade cooperation through common institutions and rules. Regional integration has been defined as the process through which independent national states “voluntarily mingle, merge and mix with their neighbours so as to lose the factual attributes of sovereignty while acquiring new techniques…
This section was drafted by Mr. Thomas Babington Macaulay and added in IPC in the year 1870. It was introduced by the British to oppress the voices of Indians which were rising against them. Punishments are also very rigorous, like a person who is charged with this offence can never apply for Government jobs. It…
The Indian Parliament holds the power of the Indian Law-Making Procedure. The Parliament of India contains The Lok Sabha (Lower House), The Rajya Sabha (Upper House), and The President of India. These three portions are collectively known as THE PARLIAMENT OF INDIA. They are the essence of Indian Democracy and the most high-profile and powerful…
The three organs of the government are the legislative, executive, and judicial. Most governments around the world, though arranged differently, exercise these powers in one way or another. Since many governments around the world have a system of government have a system of government not unlike those of the United States and Great Britain- Legislative…
“Freedom is not won by a passive acceptance of suffering. Freedom is won by a struggle against suffering.” – Martin Luther King Jr. “A democratic organization has to dare to do the right at all costs”- Mahatma Gandhi ” As I would be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses my…
Nanabhoy Palkhiwala was a prominent lawyer who convinced Keshavananda Bharati to file a petition and fight for his rights under Article 26. The said Article gives the freedom to all the citizens of India to manage religious affairs like managing a temple or a trust or the property and land of the religious place. The…
Cooperative federalism is where state and centre cooperate to frame, implement and regulate the national policies in the larger interest of public and growth of the economy as well as it is specified in schedule 7 of the Indian Constitution but in case of any clash between centre and state, centre will always override state…
The past of a country, any country, is dotted with such momentous moments, dates and events. They serve as catalysts and change the potential trajectory of their existence, and they are impactful. The morning of 26 June 1975, India woke up to the Emergency declared at midnight by the then Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi.…
Demolishing Indian Economy Locking up healthy people in their homes and putting wholesale populations under house arrest is perverse. Coronavirus panic merchants and fearmongers have wrecked entire economies based on flimsy evidence and with little public scrutinity. Lockdowns have no ‘historical scientific basis’. No matter which way we look at it, this equation just does…
