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Grassroots Empowerment

The online audit of gram panchayats for the first time is expected to ensure transparency. But for its complete success, high speed and uninterrupted connectivity are a must.

Searching for Roots

As a grand Ram Temple comes up at Ayodhya, it is a moot question whether a challenge to any religious practice or injunction can or should be judicially adjudicated.

Law of Integrity… the Joke’s on Us

“And what, incidentally, do you think integrity is? The ability not to pick a watch out of your neighbor's pocket”? Asks Ayn Rand in the classic Fountainhead and goes on to answer, “No, it's not as e...

Banking on Reforms

The central bank’s attempt to spruce up the banking sector will depend on how far it can enforce its norms. It should also make sure not to make private sector and foreign banks the scapegoats. By...

Scope of Development of Uniform Civil Code in India

Abstract:  This paper focuses on the opinions of Uniform civil code and its application, the research focuses on the central meaning of the Uniform civil code and its implications. This paper comm...

Capital Punishment: A Roving Ethical Conundrum

The concept of capital punishment is a form and part of the “Punitive or Retributive Theory of Crime

Legal Economics of a Mafia

The gruesome murder of eight police personnel in the city of Kanpur and the subsequent encounter of Vikas Dubey and his associates pose very serious questions on the role of various stakeholders including the higher judiciary in India.

Game Over & Road Complete

History has recorded nations carrying out their expansionist agendas with different outcomes. The face-off in Ladakh has shown China’s bid to annex Indian territory in open defiance of world opinion.

Defying the Law

Though amendments have been made to the Representation of the People Act, politicos have shamelessly sold themselves to the highest bidder. Is it time parties sign “prenuptial” pacts with their candidates?

White House Down

A Supreme Court ruling on his financial dealings shows the president is not above the law while a slew of other setbacks puts a serious dent in his bid for re-election.

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