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Ban on Chinese Apps in India
The step was extremely imperative and was taken at a crucial moment when tensions between India and China were hitting sky high.
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Dissent on the Sabarimala Judgment
The subject matter of a dissent by any judge eventually finds its way to enlightenment and recognition based on its merits sooner or later.
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6 min
Guarded Gifts
As a welcoming step, India's venture of issuing a helpline number for PWDs is commendable, although some stones are still unturned.
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Triumph over a Religious Debate
The primary focus of the Court in the Ayodhya case was on the Right to Freedom of Religion rather than the Title to the Property.
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7 min
Law’s Tryst With Religion
Our past teaches tolerance, our philosophy preaches tolerance and our Constitution practices tolerance, let us not dilute it.
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6 min
Right to Privacy through the glass of Constitution
The Right to privacy is a facet of assorted legal ethics to limit the confidential actions that intimidates the privacy of entities.
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Non-Compliance of Legal Principles by High Courts
A mere question of law will not amount to a ‘substantial question of law’, it must be essential, real, of sound worth or importance.
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6 min
Prostitution – Legal or Immoral?
Legalization of prostitution will enable the sex workers to know their rights and not get exploited by the brothel owners & pimps.
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5 min
Indibility Creative Pvt. Ltd. vs. Govt. of West Bengal
Even a single citizen constitutes public and hence, it is the duty of the state to ensure that fundamental rights are protected for all.
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6 min
Is Judiciary a threat to Democracy?
Judiciary is the backbone of any democracy and the stand strong position of it is the demand of the people as well as the Constitution.
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Pandemic and the Plight of Prisoners
When a person is imprisoned he eventually loses many of his fundamental rights, however, the right to life remains universal.
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The Ayodhya Land Dispute Case
The Ayodhya land dispute is one of the longest-running battles in the Indian legal history that concluded on November 9, 2019.
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