“If we desire respect for the law, we must first make the law respectable.” – Louis D. Brandeis Law is a very old prestigious field in the domain of education. Many freedom fighters of the country were from Legal fraternity. … Continue reading Legal education: From being a Barrister to Wakil to Lawyer
“A society’s law book should, in right and reason, prove, when we open it, far the best and finest work of its whole literature.” – Plato From the old Greek tragedian Sophocles to Shakespeare, Dickens and present day lawful playwright Grisham, stories about law have intrigued perusers and offered an untouchable’s perspective of the productivity of equity framework. The law and literature … Continue reading Law and Literature
“Our society needs to recognize the unstoppable momentum toward unequivocal civil equality for every gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered citizen of this country.” – Zachary Quinto Art 14 of The Constitution of India talks about Equality before law that the … Continue reading LGBT: An unheard voice
As of December, 2016,e-commerce giants such as Flipkart and Ola, which have been led to success at the hands of Indian entrepreneurs, have been seeking government protection from global giants such as Amazon and Uber which have captured a substantial … Continue reading WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH: An analysis of claims for Government protection of homegrown companies
The image of Aleppo kid, bloodied and covered with dust, sitting silently in an ambulance awaiting help as another stark reminder of the toll of the war in Syria has not vanished from our minds. The UN Security Council has … Continue reading Uniting for peace as a solution to Syrian issue
This article has been written by Miracline Paul Susi. Miracline Paul Susi.T is a 4th-year law student at School of Law, SASTRA University. 8th of November 2016 marked a groundbreaking change in India’s economy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that 500- … Continue reading Possible legal issues surrounding the ‘Demonetization’ move
