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Common Ownership & Theories of Harm: Standing In Current Paradigm
The available data fails to somewhere draw a line between common ownership and the anti-competitive theories of harm.
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Representation of Women on Board of Directors
Women have carved a niche for themselves in not just doing household work effectively, but also in holding key leadership positions.
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From Presumption to Punishment
Presumption in crime means to presume that the certain facts can be true according to the circumstances of the case until they are disproved
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Fake News: A Menace
Controlling fake news could be a convoluted task, as, if left uncontrolled, it might lead to national/international instability.
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Uttar Pradesh Temporary Exemption from certain Labour Laws, 2020 – Is it unfair to Labour Right?
The temporary exemption of Uttar Pradesh from certain Labour laws Ordinance, 2020 goes against a lot of Labour Laws enacted by the Centre.
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Mental Health during COVID-19
Ever since the WHO declared the COVID-19 to be a public health emergency, the importance of mental health has constantly been stressed upon.
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Dissecting Copyright issues regarding Derivative works
Derivative work is a developed work from a pre-existing work that is modified with a bit of originality making the work copyrightable.
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Existence of Bigotry Towards Transgender Marriages
The right to marry a person of one’s choice is integral to the liberty and dignity guaranteed to persons under Article 21.
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Teens: Kick the Drugs before they Kick You
Children, when they grow up due to lack of parental love and support, are more likely to get attracted to things like drugs and alcohol.
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Simultaneous Elections – Breaking Down the Legal Implications
Simultaneous elections will help the political parties to shift from constant election mode and to actually work for the people of India.
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The Centrotrade Saga- A Paradigm Shift In Indian Arbitration
Indian Arbitration should have better defined rules keeping up with the recent changes in the dispute resolution landscape.
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Analytical Study of Anti-Defection Law in India
The need of the hour is to bring about effective amendments to minimise undemocratic practices of horse-trading and political defections.
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