Pardon is an act of kindness given to a person sentenced to death by the State, setting aside the consequences of his criminal acts and giving that person another chance to live his life like any other citizen of the State. This power can be exercised by the head of state, but a person seeking …
Pardoning Power of the President under the Constitution of India – A Critical Analysis Read More »
Since the inception of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA), 2005, many scholars have carried out their research on the functioning, progress, and impact assessment of the Scheme and challenges and problems faced by the authorities in implementing the Scheme and beneficiaries. Moreover, the studies on socio-economic analysis have given greater importance …
Law and society have a symbiotic relationship. Law seems to be omnipresent, and an integral pillar of civilisation, whether it is religion or a nation-state; law is the axis and foundation. To answer the question, which is more influential- the present societal norms or law; is a Herculean task as definitions no longer remain within …
Where do Syrian Christian Women Stand in the Interplay of Custom, Kinship and the Law? Read More »
The use of children in armed conflicts as soldiers is a persisting issue globally, and India is not an exception. India is a signatory to the 2002 Optional Protocol and thus should not employ soldiers under the age of eighteen; however, non-governmental factions are using children within India as soldiers. This paper intends to discuss …
The Use of Child Soldiers in Armed Conflicts in India Read More »
The world has been digitalized, and as a result, every facet of human beings activities depends so much on technologies, which generate big data. The big successes of big data analytics in diverse areas over the past decade have also prompted the expectation of its efficacy on the problem climate change is experiencing due to …
This paper shall analyze the treatment of the burgeoning e-commerce market under the competition laws of India. The role of the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) vide its various pronouncements in disputes involving e-commerce companies has been crucial in shaping the jurisprudence surrounding the digital market. It also raises several questions with respect to the …
The Regulation of E-Commerce under Indian Competition Law Read More »
Bangladesh has experienced a period of “Illiberal democracy” in recent times where politicians have acted autocratically, rewarding political supporters, punishing the opposition. The judiciary, bureaucracy, police and even the legislature have all been hollowed out by financial, partisan and personal attention. Disorder became the order, irregular the regular and Machiavellianism the political practice. Following a …
“Raptus” a general term for rape, was once used to describe a serious burglary involving both goods and people. It was associated with snatching and a women’s kidnapping or sexual assault, and it was just a robbery of a lady with the consent of her gatekeeper or those who had proper responsibility for her. Women …
Marital Rape: A Decriminalized Crime In Indian Criminal Law Read More »
