Tag: Critical Analysis
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Examining PM-CARES through the three-fold test
I. Introduction The Indian government has been applauded for managing to restrict the outbreak of COVID-19 by imposing strict lockdown regulations. However, there are certain actions which have been rightly questioned for lacking basis and concrete reasoning one of which certainly happens to be the establishment of the Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in […]
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Unsettled Conundrum: Biased Treatment by an Unbiased Code
Over the period, the jurisprudence on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy resolution in India has evolved quite a lot, but there still exist certain grey areas, which could be the factor for the biased way of treatment to the parties involved in the rescue process of the company hit by Insolvency or Bankruptcy. One such factor […]
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An unbiased discussion on Jallikattu
A Nation’s culture resides in the heart and soul of its people! Culture shapes our values, belief, norms and, to a great extent, our attitudes and the way we perceive the world around us. And our motherland, the India is known for its unique blend of diverse culture. We take pride in our cultural practices, […]
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Geospatial Bill & How it does affect us?
This article is written by Srishti Gupta. Srishti is a fourth-year law student from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU. The Ministry of Home Affairs on May 4, 2016, released a draft of ‘The Geospatial Information Regulation Bill, 2016’. The drafting of this Bill was repercussion of the attack in Pathankot airbase. Google conducts a contest […]
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PINK OR BLUE ? –The gender bias within the Indian Penal Code
This article is written by Simran Bhinder. Simran is a fourth-year law student at O P JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY. A very prominent feature of Criminal law in India is the fact that there is a very clear gender bias. I say gender bias and not “male bias” because there are certain provisions within the Indian penal code which […]
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