Author name: rahul

India if not the study of contradictions, is a study of contrasts. Lack of the very opportunities and the poverty at extreme which co-exist along with the obscene wealth and rapid economic growth ultimately creating the impact on the commentators which often then conceptualize this as ‘two India’s’, created by the destabilizers both internal and …

COMBATING TERRORISM TO PROTECT INDIA’S INTERNAL SECURITY: A LOOK AT CHANGING PARADIGM Read More »

Certain rights impose a duty on the state to provide for the victims; this chapter aims to first identify the various parties involved in the victim care process, and then it will carefully outline the legal and professional obligations that each party must fulfill. The researcher actively sought to incorporate best practices from throughout the …

DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS TOWARDS CRIME VICTIMS Read More »

Flipped classroom can improve students’ self-consciousness and initiative in learning. This paper puts forward the business law teaching design of flipped classroom using Wechat. The design of Wechat flipped classroom is a comprehensive one, from pre-class, in-class to after-class, from teaching preparation and implementation to consolidation and review after class, from students’ active learning to …

Application of Wechat Flipped Classroom in Business Law Teaching Read More »

In the previous five years since the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code went into effect, 4541 corporate insolvency resolution processes have started. Of them, 1264 have reached the 270-day mark. Delays in the CIRP have serious consequences since, in addition to essentially paralyzing the corporate debtor when a moratorium is imposed, creditors also suffer as the …

The ‘Swiss Challenge Model’ – Alternate Method for Approving Resolution Plans Read More »

The judiciary developed a service-oriented approach combined with long-term goals of “earth stewardship” for providing the opportunities for those conscientious citizens, public and private intellectuals, institutions, CBOs, and NGOs – who had larger interests at the core of their grievances against the actions and plans of the Central and State Governments.  This recently developed format …

Significance of Public Interest Litigation in Enhancing the Environmental Governance and Justice in India Read More »

In those early days that marked the beginning of the court system there were very few Lawyers and litigants because the society was predominantly a traditional setting with their ethos and mores deeply rooted and applied in the settlement of all manner of disputes. Migration from the traditional ideas to the colonial principles of dispute …

Comportment in Court and Contempt of Court Read More »

India recently celebrated its 75th anniversary of independence, yet women continue to face discrimination and lack true independence. When it takes place inside the confines of a married home, rape is a crime against women that breaches their dignity and self-respect and reduces them to the status of objects used primarily for sexual pleasure. Marriage …

Marital Rape in India: Threat Analysis Read More »

Every child should have a joyful childhood and the chance to live a life free from abuse, exploitation, neglect, deprivation, and discrimination. The Indian Constitution accords the highest emphasis to the safety and well-being of children, who are recognised as equal rights holders. Historically we have witnessed a sea change in laws, policies and the …

Child Protection Laws in India with special reference to Role of NHRC in Implementation Read More »

When it comes to the availability of vaccinations and other medications, the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has established a dichotomous relationship between the question of Human Rights and the protection of Intellectual Property Rights. Taking note of the situation, nations such as India and South Africa have petitioned for a temporary waiver of some terms of …

Human Rights vis a vis IPR Law: Discussing the Issue of Universal Availability of Vaccines Read More »

In terms of its existence and construction, right to property is perhaps the most contentious human right. The debate centres on who is considered to have property rights protected, what types of property are protected, why property can be regulated and the amount to which property is protected is limited under all human rights documents, …

Right to Property: Appraisal of Article 300A of Constitution of India Read More »