Month: October 2016
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Stubble Burning – A threat to the environment?
This article has been written by Plash Mittal. Plash is a student of BCom LLB at University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh. Stubble burning is the deliberate setting fire of the straw stubble that remains after wheat and other grains have been harvested. The carbon (C) component in stubbles is lost by burning and that the process of […]
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GST on the way, Labor Reforms on the Anvil!
This article has been written by Amrit K.N. Pradhan. Amrit is a student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. “Precaution is better than cure” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. I have probably heard this fable more than ever in my lifetime, it looks like the trend will continue. It certainly puts my parents and […]
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Uniform Civil Code and Secularism
This article has been written by Chirag Jindal. Chirag is a first-year student from National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi. The Law Commission of India has recently released a questionnaire on the matter of Uniform Civil Code. All the concerned citizens of our nation are expected to engage and provide their opinions […]
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Digging up the Third gender Issue: Historically speaking
This article has been written by Abhipsa Upasana Dash. Abhipsa is a third-year student at Symbiosis Law School, Noida. Since last few decades, there has been a controversy regarding the recognition of the transgender people in the society. They fight for their identity under the cover of a distiction between man and woman. The recent judgment […]
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Political Ecological Philosophies and Sustainable Development: An Analysis
This article has been written by Chirag Jindal. Chirag is a first-year law student at the National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi. In the famous Asiatic Lion Case, the Supreme Court of India laid down the following: “Sustainable Development, it has been argued by various eminent environmentalists, clearly postulates an anthropocentric bias, least concerned […]
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Concocting a Bad Bank
It is that time of year again when you are less than a week away from Diwali break. The anxiety levels are at the optimum. There are though things to hold on and calm you down, especially when you are in the hot seat doing what you like. However, situation is not such rosy in the Mint Street.
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