Category: Debatable topics
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Cannabis Sativa- Legalisation and impact
Cannabis, indigenous to central and south Asia, conjointly popular as marijuana and is intended for use as a psychoactive drug or medicine. Since 3rd millennium B.C., it is mostly used recreationally or as a medicinal drug. In some parts, it is also used as a part of a sacerdotal or ethereal liturgy. Usage of the…
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The Apetite Fight
In the year of 2015, there was a big controversy due to the sudden spurt of vigilantism in India; we decided to write about the issue of cow slaughtering, consumption, possession and transportation in India. Let me start this topic with a short story. Teacher- ‘what is the most expensive thing in this country?’ Boy-‘beef’…
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The Tyranny of Forced discipline
This article has been written by Raina Mahapatra. Raina is currently pursuing her undergraduate course from Symbiosis Law School, Pune. The Indian Express I opened today looked up at me with a plethora of information and a particular article on the seventh page caught my eye, quite rightly so. “No beard, uniformity must in IAF”,…
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My life, My choice: Legal aspects of suicide
This article has been written by Sarvesh P. Giri. Sarvesh is a Bachelor’s of Engg in Electronics and Telecommunication, 2015 batch from Mumbai University and pursuing LL.B. from Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College, Mumbai. The life has been a natural and god’s essential gift to each and every individual on this Earth. The god has vested this right…
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Capital Punishment: A Bane or Boon
This article has been written by Divya Sharma. Divya is currently a student in National Law University, Assam. Yesterday night when you read a judgement in which death penalty was awarded to the accused and the very next day you wake up with a thought like “An eye for an eye makes the whole world…
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Educational Qualification as a basic criterion for Election
This article has been written by Mohini Singla. Mohini is currently a student in Army Institute of Law, Mohali. “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela In India, it is the need of the hour to introduce educational qualification to be set as criteria for…
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