Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. The Road Always Taken- Continued. The logical fallacies in these arguments […]
Human Rights in Crisis / Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Orchestrating Moral Policing To Manifest Inequalities: A Decade Ahead of India’s Daughter- Part I
Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. “In an epoch when sexual assaults and ravishments are the order […]
Embracing Cultures / Law & Society / My Voice-My Opinion / Soft Power Diplomacy / Youthpinion
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DECODING UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF INDIAN PHENOMENA
India is described as a “Socialist, Secular, Democratic, Republic,” emphasizing diversity. However, having diverse laws is seen as unfair. Implementing a Uniform Civil Code is essential for genuine […]
Law & Society
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Disability Sports in India-Inclusion and Adaption of the Differently Abled
As per World Health Organisation’s (WHO) estimate, about 650 million (about 10%) of the world’s population are differently abled. Out of this, 80% live in developing countries. Disability […]
Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Analysing the Significance of the Co-education System in the Present Scenario
School provides us with the basic foundation of knowledge and from where we learn how to socialise with the people around us. It gives a chance to procure […]
International Affairs / Law & Society
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Indians Quitting India: Analysing the Surge in Citizenship Renunciation
Indians travelling overseas for work or study is not a new phenomenon. However, the pace with which Indians relinquish their Indian citizenship is not quite normal. As per […]
Law & Society
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The Right to Work From Home
In the recent past, most changes observed in the world order can be attributed to the pandemic and the consequences of its effects in both personal and professional […]
Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Understanding Sex Work as a “Profession” in the 21st Century
Our narrow-minded society will frown when we hear ‘sex work’ or ‘sex worker’. Keep scowling your brows. However, they are humans who wish to enjoy the same right […]
Law & Society
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CCTV Cameras in Delhi Public Schools: A Breach of the Right to Privacy
The signboards hinting that “you are under CCTV surveillance” have become part of our daily lives. Wherever we go, be it a railway terminal, market, airport, shopping mall, […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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WHY DOES INDIA NEED A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE?
The Uniform Civil Code has been one of the most hotly disputed subjects across the country, with arguments for and against its implementation. A Uniform Civil Code throughout […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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HOW DO THE GUN LAWS LINK TO THE VIOLENT SHOOTINGS IN THE UNITED STATES?
The Gun Laws of the United States make headlines after every violent shooting killing in the nation’s public space. The number of shootings the USA has experienced in […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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El Salvador and Gang Wars: What is the government doing?
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has imposed a state of emergency for a month as the central American country grapples with a steep rise in gang […]
Economics, Development & World Trade / Law & Society
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Beyond 2022, India’s New Strategy for a Progressive Society
The finance minister presented the union budget for 2022-23, highlighting the policy and spending priorities for the Government of India. It is a financial statement showing receipts and […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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EXPOSED: THE FRAGILITY OF GENDER INEQUALITY IN INDIA
Inequality was seen as a natural phenomenon until the eighteenth century, with political philosophers like Plato supporting this theory. This postulate is true to some extent, as natural […]
