
PULWAMA ATTACK AND ITS AFTERMATH
Sumit Kumar Gupta The bifurcation of India in 1947 has yielded a chronic disease in the name of Kashmir terror … Read More “PULWAMA ATTACK AND ITS AFTERMATH”
Sumit Kumar Gupta The bifurcation of India in 1947 has yielded a chronic disease in the name of Kashmir terror … Read More “PULWAMA ATTACK AND ITS AFTERMATH”
Sumit Kumar Gupta, Ramanand, The campaign for 2019 general election has kick-started with much fanfare from every political party in … Read More “Rafale is a Bad Political Investment”
Ajay Kashyap (Author is a graduate of Gujarat National Law University, with a keen interest in history, policy and Indology) … Read More “HOW THE NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY FULFILS GANDHI’S DREAMS”
Abhinav Kumar, Anushka Singh* The recent Global Pandemic has forced constitutional scholars and students to once again look deeply into … Read More “GST Compensation Crisis- who’s obligation”
Sumit Gupta* INTRODUCTION The government across jurisdictions have always maintained a delicate balance between the competing interest of consumers and … Read More “CONSUMER PROTECTION (E-COMMERCE) RULES, 2020: IS THE UNRULY HORSE BEING TAMED?”
Ishan Jain Ever since the lockdown was announced on 25.03.2020 by the Prime Minister, the plight of the migrants has … Read More “MIGRANT CRISES: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?”
ISHAN JAIN The whole world is going through an unprecedented crisis arising due to COVID 19 pandemic whose impact is … Read More “ARTICLE 21: THE SCOPE DURING THE PRESENT CRISES”
Bishwa Pandey Covid-19 has taken a sledgehammer to the global economy that was already shaky from increased private debt, income … Read More “Preparing India For an Automated Future”
SAMARTH SANSAR Democracies across the world have been concerned about the menace of political defections by legislators, especially the parliamentary … Read More “The Need of Revisiting Existing Constitutional Framework in Light of Defection and Horse Trading Laws”
Chinese authorities were focused on the name of the virus rather than the disease itself
Wuhan, China is the epicentre of the infection but surprisingly the Chinese government is more concerned about the ‘economical impact’ of naming this strain of coronavirus as Wuhan Virus rather than the ‘mortality and morbidity impact’ of the disease itself. It is worth mention here that the COVID-19 is one of a type from the coronavirus family. There are several strains of coronaviruses but naming one of them as the family itself is very confusing.
Rishika Aggarwal The recent trend in election results has shown a distinctive pattern in terms of the loss of power … Read More “Is BJP losing state election on regular interval because state leadership?”
by Dhairya Nagpal, CPRG The recent case of the Hyderabad gang rape has ignited a debate on social justice and … Read More “SOCIO-ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE”