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The demolition of illegally constructed properties using bulldozers by the Indian state authorities and its recent increase has led to the question on whether the rule of law is being abused in...

The media, often celebrated as the "Fourth Estate," has historically been a watchdog, holding the powerful accountable and exposing injustices. Yet, in the modern landscape, this noble role has...

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in various sectors has been a hallmark of the technological revolution of the 21st century, and the legal field is no exception. In India, a coun...

The literal rule is a method courts use to interpret laws by sticking to the exact words of a statute, giving them their ordinary, natural meaning—no matter the consequences or the broader pu...

The abolition of privy purses in India represents one of the most significant sociopolitical transitions in post-independence India. When India gained independence in 1947, it faced the monumen...

India's democracy is constantly shaped by elections, with over a billion voters and regular polls at both the national and state levels. However, the frequent nature of these elections has spar...

The literal rule is a principle of statutory interpretation that directs courts to interpret the words of a statute according to their ordinary, natural meaning, regardless of the consequences ...

Bhojpuri is not a language; it's the emotion of all of those people who speak Bhojpuri. Basically, it is also one of the oldest polite languages of Indian culture, but in this contemporary worl...

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The landmark case of A.R. Antulay v. R.S. Nayak (1988 AIR 1531; 1988 SCR (2) 1) represents a pivotal juncture in Indian constitutional jurisprudence. It illuminates the delicate interplay betwe...

To, Hon’ble Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Prime Minister's Office, South Block, Raisina Hill, New Delhi - 110011. Date: December 3, 2024 Subject: Urgent Re...

In societies governed by the rule of law, actions—not beliefs—are the fundamental measures by which individuals and organizations are held accountable. While personal beliefs, including rel...

While the first police complaint in the Ayodhya dispute dates back to 1858 and first cases were filed in 1885, the main thrust to the Ram Mandir movement came in 1989 when the Vishva Hindu Pari...

Mahatma Gandhi, a monumental figure in the narrative of global social justice and civil rights, embarked on a transformative legal journey that spanned both continents and ideologies. This arti...

In starting of his book 'Confessions', he says: "Let the trumpet of the day of judgment sound when it will, I shall appear with this book in my hand before the Sovereign Judge, and cry wi...

The Regulating Act of 1773, also known as the East India Act of 1773, marks a pivotal moment in the annals of British imperial governance in India. It emerged from the chaos and mismanagement o...

The patriarchal system, which dates back thousands of years and favours men over women, men have always had a dominant role in society.Males are clearly given more privileges and freedoms under...

As the recent Kolkata rape case has been making headlines, there has been a sudden increase in similar news reports. The question that arises in our minds is why these cases seem to be increasi...

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"No generation has had the opportunity, as we now have, to build a global economy that leaves no-one behind. It is a wonderful opportunity, but also a profound responsibility."- Mr. Bill Clinto...

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Defamation is sometimes used as a political weapon because it can be an effective way to discredit opponents and damage their reputation. Political opponents may spread false or misleading info...

The Gyan Vapi case pertains to a petition by five Hindu women who have asked a local court to allow daily prayers before idols on its outer walls and other "visible and invisible deities" withi...

I am from Bihar, of course I've been told that I don't look like a Bihari! I am from Bihar, of course people presume that we can't be fluent in English! I am from Bihar and no, not every ot...

Cyberbullying is a widespread problem that impacts millions of people globally, especially young people who use social media. A rising number of people are interested in creating artificial int...

As more and more women began crossing the man made barriers, the world began to witness the rise of women like a phoenix. Women have been fighting for their political rights ever since but in...

White-collar crimes, characterized by their sophistication and complexity, form a unique category of illicit activities that stand in stark contrast to traditional street crimes. Unlike offense...

The political system of India is a complex tapestry woven with historical, cultural, and constitutional threads. With its federal structure, parliamentary democracy, and diverse population, Ind...

The complicated dynamics of international relations are frequently manifested in complex and persistent conflicts, and the relationship between India and Pakistan, with a focus on the disputed ...

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a proposal for a single set of secular civil laws to govern personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption for all citizens regardless of ...

One of the most important factors that contributes to the development of societies and the quickening of progress is the adoption of new laws. This is due to the fact that the landscape of gove...

In our education, we often learn about the United Nations (UN) as an indispensable organization, imperfect yet crucial for maintaining global peace and stability. But in today's world, is this ...

Farmer protests have become a prominent socio-political phenomenon in recent years, drawing attention worldwide and igniting discussions about social fairness, rural livelihoods, and agricultur...

The media is known as the 4th Pillar of democracy in India, In recent years the media and so-called influencers have been all over the place, on social media, and other platforms with a very hi...

"I have chosen to no longer be apologetic for my femaleness and my feminity and I want to be respected in all my femaleness because I deserve to be." by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Wo...

In this article author has discussed about the one child policy as according to United Nation the World population has reached 8 billion people on November 15,2022, Visualizing the gravity and ...

Indian diaspora is one of the richest and most influential group of the global community.Indian diaspora has significant presence and influence in the global North. While explaining the impo...

India that is Bharat has broken the shackles of colonialism. A date (21 dec 2023) immortalized in India's Democratic Journey. India's Criminal justice system witnesses biggest reform, as parlia...

This research paper comprehensively examines the multifaceted phenomenon of cross-border terrorism and the pivotal role played by international organizations in addressing this global challenge...

Building upon a vast literature and Ministry of External Affairs Annual reports, this article argues that India's foreign actions through its 75 years are not only domestically generated. Analy...

In an era defined by unprecedented connectivity and interdependence, the traditional concept of state sovereignty is undergoing a profound transformation. The forces of globalization have unlea...

SOFT POWER has ended up a noticeable concept in worldwide relations, advertising states the capacity to impact and shape discernments through non-coercive implies. This consider looks at the pa...

Non-Aligned Movement emerged during the cold war era when the two superpowers was fighting to establish their dominance in the world politics. The organization was founded during the peak of th...

India, one of the world's fastest-growing economies, has been making significant strides in recent years. With a population of over 1.4 billion people, the country has immense potential for fut...

Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. Human rights include the right to life and libert...

India's nuclear doctrine represents a critical aspect of its national security strategy. Shaped by historical, geopolitical, and strategic considerations, India's approach to nuclear weapons ha...

During the final days of the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) became a major global diplomatic endeavour, mainly to prevent newly independent countries from being used as pawns in the g...

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This article provides a comprehensive review of the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Bill, 2021, and explores the multifaceted aspects surrounding the governance of...

The recent consecration ceremony of Shri Ram's Temple has sparked significant debate, with many questioning its timing and necessity. Critics argue that since the construction of the Ram temple...

India's political scene is like a wild rollercoaster these days. The BJP's on a rocket ride to the top, while the opposition seems to be stuck in a loop-de-loop, going nowhere fast. It is like ...

The legacy of Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, India's first prime minister, is increasingly becoming a subject of controversy and heated debate in the country. However, it is essential to approach th...

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In recent times, India has found itself at a pivotal juncture in the digital landscape, with a significant segment of its population, totaling a staggering 20 crore, calling for increased regul...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, the surge in cyber crimes has become a pervasive concern, affecting individuals from all walks of life. A recent incident in my office shed ligh...

The rapid evolution of technology has propelled humanity into an era of unprecedented progress and connectivity. However, as with any double-edged sword, the impact of technological advancem...

In the current political landscape, the quest for a universally accepted leader within alliances is obscured by the prevalence of superficiality. Regrettably, respect and honor seem to have giv...

The nation finds itself ensnared in a pressing predicament - a stark absence of political will in confronting the looming specter of infiltration. Despite infiltrators posing a palpable threat ...

In the current political landscape, the utilization of government funds to sustain the lavish lifestyles of high-ranking leaders worldwide raises concerns about the compatibility of such practi...

As we all are aware about controversies about Gandhi's death and his way of life like what he used to idealise and on what principles he rely upon which many among us consider as not true .Here...

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Introduction Set up more than 20 years ago, the Ethics Committee of Lok Sabha has a crucial responsibility of monitoring the behaviour of its members while dealing with instances of unethical ...

The intersection of the right to live in a relationship and the right to same-sex marriage is a subject of ongoing debate and discussion. Often, these two topics become entwined, leading to con...

In the context of nationhood, names hold significant importance, and this is where the India known as "BHARAT" enters the scene. The decision between 'India' and 'Bharat' as the official name f...

The Supreme Court said "There is a need for an apex body, consisting of NITI Aayog, Finance Commission, ruling and opposition parties, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), and other stakeholders to mak...

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The G-20 is a significant global forum comprised of 19 countries and the European Union, brought together to discuss and address pressing monetary, financial, and fiscal issues. Its formation w...

Even after 75 years of independence, India still struggles with or fails to address the growing corruption issue in the country. Corruption is a behaviour that is pervasive in the country's roo...

The Indian economy has been on the move upward since 1951. Different sectors of the Indian economy such as agriculture, industry, trade, and banking. insurance, transport, communication, etc., ...

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Social Contract theory signify a theoretical agreement which is used to explain the origin of state and society. Before the formation of state and government ,man used to live in the state of n...

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Abstract This paper deals with the amendments brought under the Right To Information Act, 2005. The Right To Information Act, 2005 was introduced in 2005 to make the citizens aware about the a...

The research points out use and misuse of RTI. RTI has been used by people to get information, as it is their right to get the same. RTI in a democratic society is an instrumental tool to add w...

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Corruption is a serious concern in countries all around the world. With the passing time there are also changes in the forms and ways of corruption. Though it is a world-wide problem, it reache...

"Life means not only physical existence. It means the use of every limb or faculty through which life is enjoyed.". -- Justice P.N. Bhagwati One of the most shocking incidents happened on June...

History holds in its womb true stories of love. A love worth dying for, whether one looks at Heer and Ranjha or Anarkali and Salem they showed the true spirit of love. But in the modern world, ...

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The recent uproar in Manipur calls for keen scrutiny on essentially 3 aspects the Manipur HC orders to the State government to recommend the Meitei community for inclusion in the Scheduled Trib...

In Moral Politics, a captivating thesis of a cognitive science model of the conservative and liberal mind is presented by George Lakoff. Its message is considered visionary. The aim of the mode...

Spectacle Of Idi AminThe emergence and fall of famous heroes and villains is a key feature of world history. The cheers and condemnations of the past resound through the passageways of time. Id...

Ranjan gogoi , one of the eminent personality of India, was served as 46th CJI of India . He joined Bar in 1978. He mainly practiced in Gauhati high Court. After that he appointed as Permanent ...

What is TerrorismIn order to further political objectives, terrorism is described by the Oxford Dictionary as [1]"the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilian...

One earth one family one future An official engagement of groups G20 summit. Provides platform for Civil Society Organizations. Voice of the people's aspirants around the world. Helping to pro...

Bhutan PM Lotay Tshering comment raises concern for India and his statement on China having a stake in finding a resolution to the territorial dispute is likely to be deeply problematic for Ind...

Recently, we saw disqualification of former president of congress party Rahul Gandhi who is also a member of parliament from wayanad constituency of Kerala. He has been disqualified for making ...

India was under British rule for about 200 years and after struggle of almost 200 years India become the largest democracy with the lengthiest written Constitution in world comprising 395 Artic...

Public service is one that the government provides to people living within its jurisdiction, either directly (via the public sector) or by financing the private provision of services. It includ...

A surprising offer has been made to India that is Bharat, which has shocked some countries and scared others. Similar to the proposition made to Ukraine that resulted in hostilities between Rus...

United Kingdom has agreed to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), which is a trade deal between 11 countries around the Pacific Rim, including...

Tanzania has initiated different social protection programs that aim for the reduction of poverty and promotion of equality and human rights, which lead to improving the living standard of the ...

After encountering the topic at first instance, the primary question which arises in our mind is- what is a freebie? The informal word "freebie" implies a thing that is provided to a person...

Lack of education is a fundamental problem, it not only marginalizes people but also force them to live in depravity. The person sometimes choose to walk on the criminal path to move out of ...

What Is Meant By Criminalization Of Politics? Criminalization of politics in India has been a matter of concern for many years. It refers to the infiltration of criminals, lawbreakers, and corru...

Judiciary, as derived from the Latin term judiciaries, refers to that branch of the government that holds judicial power. It is the collection of all the courts of law and the judges who presid...

On 2nd December 2022, an unexpected bedlam was caused between the Executive and the Judiciary regarding the turning down of the Constitutional Amendment by the Supreme Court in the Fourth Judge...

In the words of author V.S. Naipaul, India is a country of a million mutinies. Perhaps the reason why we have a million rebellions rather than just one or two is that our democracy has endure...

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The representation of women in Indian politics has been low for many years. Despite making up nearly half of the Indian population, women have been underrepresented in government positions and ...

Demonetization in India, also known as "Note Ban" was a surgical strike on black money, fake currency, and corruption that took place on November 8th, 2016. The government led by Prim...

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The topic of reservations has long been a source of controversy in India. It has had periods when educational and employment distinctions were based on social standing, class, and capitalist re...

With one of the basic definitions of democracy in the modern world given by Abraham Lincoln in 1863 i.e., "democracy is of, by, and for the people"1, democracy seems to be the best form of gove...

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"Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living" -- Mahatma Gandhi Abstract This is a Research Paper that discusses the role and impacts of ...

Meriam-Webster defines entrepreneurship as the management, organizing, and assumption of the risks of a business or enterprise.[1] Entrepreneurship is the backbone of business activity. Similar...

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When the constitution of India was designed its makers made it clear that the state has no religion. This was done to ensure that the citizens of the country make informed choices and do not vo...

Some 65 years ago, there was a UNESCO sponsored survey looking into the basic source of various legal systems. This reveals that 73 states out of a total of 110 had legal sources called 'Codes'...

Criminalization of Politics means that the criminals entering the politics and contesting elections and even getting elected to the Parliament and state legislature. Criminalization of politics...

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Objective: To study process of globalization To study its nature and effects   Introduction Globalization is the process of worldwide integration that results through the exchange...

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Introduction To The Religion, Caste And Politics In India And Indian Elections India may be a Brobdingnagian country of diversity. The primary forms of variety in India include race, language,...

Objective: A brief comparative study of Parliamentary and Presidential System. To understand their respective systems and administration. Analysis on dramatic growth in the number of politica...

Initially, Anti-Defection Law was not in the Constitution of India. That time, when the Constitution of India was formed, there was only one major political party i.e Indian National Congress. ...

"Corruption is a crime, let's destroys it before it destroys us." Fight corruption if you want a better society. Let's start with first question that what is a Corruption? Corruption refers ...

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The election of Droupadi Murmu as India's 15th President is rich in symbolism. She will be the first person from a tribal background to take the office. Ms.Murmu's election is a milestone in th...

Radicalization is one of the gradual social processes which results into a form of extremism. They also form a phase of explaining changes in the idea and behavior. Radicalisation as a concept ...

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"Strengthening parliamentary democracy demands strengthening the opposition as well" said Chief Justice of India Hon'ble N. V. Ramana recently while addressing Rajasthan Assembly and further ex...

Casteism is an inequality that is prevalent in many areas of India, as a result of the caste system. The article explores the various ways that Casteism is ingrained in Indian society, from hou...

A monarchy is a form of government led by an individual who holds the position for life , having inherited the position and who passes it on to a relative ,usually a son or daughter. Today abso...

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Afghanistan is a key state from a geopolitical and geostrategic perspective. "Central Asia, the Middle East, and South Asia" may all be reached through Afghanistan. The world powers a...

"Like the genocide of the Armenians before it, and the genocide of the Cambodians which followed it. the lessons of the Holocaust must never be forgotten."- Ronald Raegan Rwandan genocide wh...

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In India's Government economic survey of 2016-17, chapter nine discuss next chapter Universal Basic Income notion was explained and get recommended for removing left out poverty. In 2019, durin...

Before getting in to the depth of our case it is necessary to know the root cause of the case and problems associated it. Major Root of our case lies in matter of criminalization of politics. W...

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NOTA: None of the above is a voting option provided for voters to indicate their dissent and disapproval towards all the candidates in an election and to choose no one out of them.It goes by d...

The political party plays an essential role in democracy. India is a democratic and federal country where state and central governments are independent in their sphere. In India, people, especi...

Key Highlights The Flag is Hoisted on Independence Day from the bottom of the Flag post to the top to mark the country's independence from British Rule. The Flag is tied on the top of the...

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A three days' religious conclave was organised in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. In the said conclave, it is alleged that there was alleged hate speech against a specific religious community and open ...

The Indian economy stays on target to recapture its situation as the world's quickest developing economy after official gauges on January 7 put the GDP extension at a tempered 9.2 percent this ...

The Central Vigilance Commission was set up in the year 1964 upon the recommendation of the report of the Santhanam Committee. The main aim with which the committee associated the commission wa...

Democracy means a government by the people and for the people. A government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly.[i] Can India still b...

The re-appointment of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2019 with a greater predominance than what it had in 2014, means the development of a prevailing political hegemony in India after quit...

Public AdministrationPublic administration in a nation should be so effective for its people that they should be comparing efficiency by saying, as good as government. Traditionally, one of th...

Media is the fourth pillar of democracy. It plays an important role in keeping the citizen informed about the events that take place around the world and decisions are taken by the ruling gover...

In this article we will be going to examine the relevance of gandhian philosophy in 21st century and I would like to begin by quoting Jawaharlal Nehru that The work of a nation is never complet...

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Abraham Lincoln gracefully said, A house divided against itself cannot stand. There are billions of people in this world, hundreds of thousands within our state, nation and country respectiv...

Some instances where revolutionaries were mostly based on individual acts of heroismThe growth of revolutionary terrorism in Indian politics throughout the first decade of the twentieth century w...

Abraham Lincoln gracefully said, "A house divided against itself cannot stand." There are billions of people in this world, hundreds of thousands within our state, nation and country...

Plato's philosophy in his theory of forms talks about the existence of a reality beyond the physical world and stated that this physical world is merely a reflection of the real world. This the...

India, considered as the world's youngest and largest democracy, is on the verge of developing into a robust democratic republic. A nation where all executive policies emphasize on progressive ...

Concept of DemocracyThe word democracy comes from the Greek word, demos meaning people and kratos meaning power, meaning rule of the people. Democracy refers to a system of government wherein t...

Freedom of Speech and ExpressionArticle 12 to 35 contained in Part III of the Indian Constitution provides for fundamental rights which are available to all the citizens. These rights are of th...

Cairn Energy PLC is one of Europe's leading private oil and gas exploration and development companies we could compare it to RIL in India for better understanding. Its dispute with the Indian g...

The social contract theory is one of the theories of the origin of the state. It has been emerged since the time of the sophists of the Greece but it has got recognition in the hands of the gre...

Tracing the origin and ethnicity of Muslims in India, the findings suggest that most Indian Muslims are ethnically Indian since they are the descendants of the early converts to Islam.[1] But s...

As, we know that every topic has two aspect positive and negative and I will discuss here both. So first of all I will start with the lighter note on gender division of labour or I can say gend...

Make in India is a major national programme of the Government of India designed to facilitate investment, foster innovation, enhance skill development, protect intellectual property and build b...

Recently a new census came out of China that may have a lesson or two for the Indian society, the government, and the legislature that have some voices advocating for the introduction of Populati...

The ability of a country to produce potential, quality and wholesome food is prime to human existence, but because of food insecurity it's cause negative impact in world security and stability ...

Sociology and Psychology are pertinent to law because framing laws for the society requires an understanding of the way the human mind and the society works. It helps us predict and identify pr...

By the end of 2020, on one side, the Coronavirus pandemic saw rapid increment in the rest of the world, but on the other side, India saw a massive decline in the cases of Covid-19. All the acti...

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India as a whole remains untouched by the concept of a systematic national security strategy (NSS) which evaluates various threats towards entire nation’s protection as well as outlines initi...

Mahatma Gandhi said: Unity to be real must stand the severest strain without breaking. Mahatma Gandhi exhorted the people of India on the importance of unity during the movement for the independe...

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The tribal communities in India have developed their identity in close vicinity to the natural resources around which they have developed their cultural traditions, economy, social life, religi...

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India, a country of more than a billion people, finds itself amid large-scale protests; the protestors being the great farmers of our beautiful nation. It makes one wonder why would the agraria...

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Political Thought is the thought of the whole community. Political Theory answers the questions like: Are all the individuals equal What comes first – ‘The State’ or ‘The Individual�...

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Humanity over religion is what the country needs right now: We were all humans until Race disconnected us Religion separated us Politics divided us And wealth classified us Abstract: In April , th...

Is 2021 the new dystopian society?Dystopia is imagining a society which is unfortunate and horrifying. A world where everything is imperfect and everything goes terribly wrong. A dystopian societ...

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Social media has a myriad of connotations for different people. While for some critics it serves as a double-edged sword, for others it is the breeding ground of all societal evils. For the mille...

The tussle between the Centre and the States is never ending. Each party wants as many items as possible under its control. There has been transfer of subjects from state to the concurrent lis...

Khalistan Movement is a Separatist Movement with main aim to create a Nation State which would serve as a Homeland for Sikhs in Punjab Region Of Indian Subcontinent. The proposed state would co...

A unicameral is a form of government having only one legislative house. Unicameral is a Latin word that is used to describe a one-house legislative system. Countries having unicameralism form o...

India- the world's largest democratic country, meaning the government in all its forms but especially the Union government is a strange creature. The Constitution of India was drafted by the In...

[1]Political party, a group of persons organized to acquire and exercise political power. Political parties originated in their modern form in Europe and the United States in the 19th century,...

Hypocrisy is a big issue in most societies, but it's a particularly problematic one in India. We learn about civics and citizenship, and yet are often asked—and ask ourselves—why we have such...

After the Independence in 1947, farmers directly used to sell their agricultural produce to the consumers but due to the zamindari system and many other situations, maximum farmers of India wer...

Former Prime Minister and a renowned Economist. Dr. Manmohan Singh once said that “India is a rich country inhabited with very poor people”. India is a country where a few rich holds more mon...

Political Spectrum The political spectrum refers to the range of political positions or opinions that exist from the progressive left wing to the conservative right wing. The term political spect...

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The difference of idea of a nation and nationalism between Tagore and Gandhi. While Gandhi wanted “Purna Swarajya”, Tagore wanted the country to be free from the yoke of British imperialism y...

Indian Penal Code, the oldest law still in force in the country framed by Lord Macaulay is one of the finest laws made with a vision on the future. Several laws framed during the British era lo...

When I was in Class 9, I remember, I didn't study social science at all which leads me to study it right now so that I can have a fair understanding of the very nitty-gritty of political scienc...

The 2020-2021 Farmers' protest is an ongoing protest by the farmers of India against the passing of the three farm Acts (Formerly Bills), which were passed by the Parliament of India on the 27th ...

The only crux of parliamentary democracy is joint ministerial responsibility. The precept of collective obligation represents ministerial responsibility to the legislature. In India, the Union ...

Mrs. Sonia Gandhi was not elected Prime Minister of India, undoubtedly because of the fact that Indians no longer want the Prime Minister, but the Lok Sabha participants are the best. The parti...

Stratification: Sociologists use the term social stratification to describe the system of social standing. Social stratification refers to a society's categorization of its people into rankings o...

The nexus of crime and politics has a deep rooted history in India, although it has caught public attention in the recent years. The N.N Vohra committee set up to explore crime and politics rel...

Supreme court of Judicature at Fort William was established on October 22, 1774 in Calcutta, Bengal. It was authorized by the Regulating act of 1773. This court replaced the Mayor's Court[1], ...

Battle of PlasseyBattle of Plassey was a decisive event, a major turning point in modern Indian history that led to the consolidation of the British rule in India, after they won it, which last...

2020 has been a year of lots of ups and downs for everyone. Not only the personal lives of individuals but the economy of the country as a whole has also taken a hit in this period, due to the ...

In the travelogue penned by Baron Charles Hugel of his tortuous, circuitous and labyrinthine route ascending the eclivities and descending the declivities in a hot and humid and elsewhere extre...

The present article tries to draw a real picture of India's dream of becoming a superpower, India's emerging position as a world leader in the UN, and how this emerging superpower was affected ...

WHICH, beyond all controversy, was the earthly Paradise, was the half-muttered reply of my Brahmin, Thakur-Das, when I asked him whether he would accompany me to Kashmir, and I understood immed...

Judicial Administration in Calcutta under East India CompanyThe judicial administration in Calcutta was controlled by the Nawab of the Calcutta, prince Azim-ush-shah grandson of Aurangzeb. He pos...

Current Scenario Substance abuse has become an epidemic in India. A House Hold Survey was conducted by the Government in all 36 states and Union territories covering around 200,000 households, wi...

The National Security Act (NSA) dates back to the colonial era where, in 1818, Bengal Regulation III was enacted to empower the British government to arrest anyone for maintenance of public order...

Poverty and social exclusion continue to pose major challenges to governments across the world. As has been noted in the context of poverty, it is a global phenomenon which affects all states t...

Marriage is the foundational relationships for our society. Good marriage is the bedrock of strong society, which lays foundation of a strong family. Marriage is a process of giving sanctity an...

The research paper aims on the subject of Thomas Hobbes as a scholar of the law. The expositions in this assortment seek Hobbes for better approaches for comprehension the relationship of law a...

India was one of the first countries to launch official family planning scheme in 1952 at the time of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. And it is the second most populated country in India. Its population ...

The idea of reservations in general is to provide the just and equal opportunities to those who belong to the weaker section of the society. The reservation system that exists in our country pr...

One of the most remarkable constructions under progress is the Hindu Temple, Ram Ayodhya Mandir, located in Ayodhya of Uttar Pradesh. The construction of Ram Mandir is going to be conducted on th...

On Aug 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unfurled the tricolour at the Red fort to mark India's 74th Independence Day. Addressing the Nation, the PM stated about several issues ranging from mana...

History was made on December 9, 2019 when the Lok Sabha passed the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) with an overwhelming majority of 311 votes to 80 votes. Again, on December 11, after a 9 hour l...

Representative democracy, which is unanimously conceived as a suitable form of government for very populous-cum-diverse countries like India, is basically embraced to insure proper representation...

The deadly virus which has captured humans globally, has no religion, no caste, no gender and even no straight treatment to get rid of it. This virus is CoronaVirus which lead to nation wide lo...

China's mind-blowing growth in last 3 decades has surprised the whole world. Today all the mega factories and companies establishing their manufacturing plant in China, making it the world's le...

India boycotted BRI as China Pakistan economic corridor passes through POK Why India decided to boycott BRI (Belt and Road Initiative) in the first place. India has boycotted 2 BRI submits. C...

The history of the feminist movement Feminism is the most controversial topic in today's era, it is misrepresented and misused in several different ways. This article aims to talk about the hist...

Indeed, the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was a life full of experiments with Truth. For the better part of his life after reaching South Africa and later in India he kept himself engaged in...

Classical liberalism is not a fixed ideology, but a spectrum of views on social, economic and political issues, grounded in a belief in freedom and an aversion to the coercion of one individual b...

Utilitarianism is a moral and ethical philosophy in political theory. Though the traces can be finding even in ancient Greek philosophy it was popularized because of contributions made by Jeremy ...

The concept of political obligation is that the citizen must obey the laws of the State. Though there is a big debate regarding origin and purpose of the State and why people should obey the laws...

The PM CARES (Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency) Fund was set up on March28, 2020, keeping in mind the need for having a fund whose primary objective is to deal with a...

Democracy word made from two words- demo and kratos. Demo means people and kratos means power. Therefore, supreme power lies with the people. So word democracy means people's power and government...

The divided arrival of lockdown started from public announcement made by Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on 24 march 2020. This was an unprecedented arrival of new demon, demon which cr...

The tribal population in India, though a numerically small minority, represents an enormous diversity of groups. They share common dialects, common culture and at the same time vary in different ...

Safoora Zargar, 21 weeks pregnant women denied bail by Patiala House Court. In the country where cows are worshipped as mothers. In a country where a probe was done for the death of an elephant...

India Nepal border dispute has taken an awful turn recently, after the road passing through Lipulekh pass was built by India. Lipulekh Pass is a primeval pilgrimage passage used by Buddhists. A...

According to kent, A welfare state is a state which provides for its citizens a wide range of social services. According to Arthur Schlesinger, The welfare state is a system wherein government a...

There has been huge outrage in newspapers and social media on a reply from the Prime minister's office to an RTI application filed by a person regarding PM CARES fund. The RTI reply states that...

The plight of migrant labourers is not new in our country, it has come out in limelight during this lockdown period, which has happened due to COVID-19. One of the major reason of this plight is ...

The Citizenship (Amendment) bill, 2019 was passed by the Parliament of India on 11th December 2019, and after receiving the assent from the President of India on 12th December 2019, the bill assu...

Amidst the recent corona crisis, the Indian government announced a package or USD266 billion to fight the crisis and boost the economy. The focus was to strengthen the Indian MSME sector and smal...

When the world has come to a devastating stage due to a pandemic that has left most of the countries in a state of pity, it is high time now to analyse the effects of the pandemic in various sphe...

Recession in democracy Vis-a -Vis Rise of Authoritarian elements We have often heard the term ‘Recession' in economic aspects. Recession generally means downgrading of certain things. R...

The Supreme Court has adjourned the Plea challenging prime minister Narendra Modi's election from Varanasi in 2019 general elections. The bench was comprised of CJI Bobde, Justice Bopanna & Hrish...

Autonomy Of Jammu And Kashmir India's constitution is an affiliation structure. The subjects for foundation are secluded into an Affiliation List, a State List, and a Simultaneous List. The Union...

How can we stop migrants from working one of the judges on the bench commented as the Supreme Court on May 15 2020, declined to entertain an application to identify impotent migrant workers, ta...

What reason does the world need more women related with all pieces of the political system? The positive effect of women in legislative issues is irrefutable. As Kofi Annan once said: a...

Two matters have dominated the headlines for over a week - the efficacy of Hydroxychloroquine as medication for treating COVID-19, and the reversal of India's export ban on the supply of the medi...

Proof from creating nations around the globe shows that an expansion in women' cooperation in the political existence of their nations frequently prompts improved financial conditions, the same n...

Nepal, a South Asian landlocked and India's neighbouring country, has established itself as federal democratic republic through the promulgation of its constitution, possessing 35 parts, 308 art...

Amidst the prevailing holocaust caused by the devastating effect of the Corona Virus spread globally, yet another impending threat of recession is looming large over the entire world affecting th...

Monarchy: Plato as advocated the rule of philosopher kings (in his Republic) for the existence of an ideal state. Kingship or monarchy is the form of government in which the supreme authority res...

Not rich, but still nice. She's nice because she's rich. Hell, if I had all this money. I'd be nice, too! This monologue of Chung-sook, the main protogonist of the Oscar winning movie Para...

Humanism is a philosophical stance that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively. The concept of humanism refers primarily to a system 0f thought,...

Rumor, hearsay, or gossip is an uncorroborated statement in transmission that emerges in obscurity and can create panic among individuals. Rumors many a time creates distrust and aggravates con...

Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, was a Kshatriya, son of Suddhodana, the Maharaja of the Sankyas of Kapilavasthu. He was born in about 566 B.C. He left his home in quest of truth and he became...

CBRN ( Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) emergencies are now not new to Indian or world citizenary. When whole of the world is grappling with such threats and more particularly of t...

I have nothing of the communalist in me because my Hinduism is all inclusive. - ...

1. Whenever we see our national emblem our heart fills with pride and glory. Every nation has an emblem to symbolize itself with a glorious object and such emblem is termed as the State Emblem of...

With the first notification by China of an unknown virus which causes pneumonia on Dec 31, 2019, the world had the first introduction to the unknown enemy. The first man died was a regular 61-yea...

Hong Kong which was originally a British colony was returned to China in 1997. But it retained its status of Special Administrative Region. The special feature is its own separate governing and e...

Mohd. Iqbal who was born in Sialkot in 1873 (British India) proposed the concept of Pan-Islamism, an Islamic Internationalism. He says, when I realise that the conception of nationalism based ...

Sarvodaya is a term meaning Universal Uplift or Progress of All. The term was first coined by Mohandas Gandhi as the title of his 1908 translation of John Ruskin's tract on political econom...

From past few years it is observed that election take place frequently in some states of India. According to NITI Aayog, In the last 30 years, there has not been a single year without an election...

Reason for protest Shaheen Bagh protest is an ongoing protest which is currently lead by women, against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, that was introduced in both the houses of Parliament on 11...

CC Thampi a UAE based NRI businessman is associated in the money laundering case of Robert Vadra as stated by the Enforcement Directorate. It all started last year in February when Robert Vadra d...

What is NRC?NRC is National Register of Citizens. It is a register which is maintained by the Government of India, and it contains the names and several other relevant information for identificat...

The day the Government plans to lay the foundation of the temple, it should also announce mega projects as this will create jobs and bring prosperity to the cityThe residents of Ayodhya believe tha...

Swami Vivekananda is the ultimate youth icon, If we followed him with dedication there would be a new India and a new humanity. The ideals of Swami Vivekananda inspire and energise millions of In...

Why do we need this Bill today? After independence, if Congress had not done partition on the basis of religion, then, today we would have not needed this Bill. Congress did partition on the ba...

All of us know that the first Law Minister of India was a Dalit but do we also know that the first law minister of Pakistan was also at Dalit. His name was Jogendra Nath Mandal and its tragic tha...

As you know that, The family of the IAS-aspirant named ‘Suleman’, 20, who was allegedly killed in police firing during the Anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests D...

Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee ji may be gone, but his ideals and thoughts are here that today's polity - both the ruling & the opposition - desperately need to follow in this time of animated d...

Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel (31 October 1875 - 15 December 1950), popularly known as a 'Iron Man of India' was born in an agriculturist family of Kaira district. He was a imminent Barrister and s...

Constitution of India provides for a duty to the holder of public towards public. Nonetheless, the constitutional principles do not depict the reality. Corruption is omnipresent and is one of the...

The British East India Company acquired the Diwani of Bengal in 1765 and thus, began the process of assuming semi-state functions and codification along with it. Codification started with t...

The relations between the people of Afghanistan and India traces to the Indus Valley Civilisation[1] Following Alexander the Great's brief occupation, the successor state of the Seleucid Empir...

The concept of secularism in India is sui generis, though our religious belief is very much strong but unfortunately our religious sentiments is so weak because it hurts and breaks so much early in...

Jharkhand played a significant role in the Indian freedom movement. It provided financial support to the struggling coal mines and industrial workers and contributed generously to the Congress fu...