Comparison of Sedition Law in India and International Jurisdictions
Adrija GuhathakurtaNational Law University, Odisha
Introduction:
Rulers tend to treat acidulous critique everywhere as efforts to arouse discontent and ingratitude. That may be the only reason...
Enjoyment of Rights or Infringement of Women’s Dignity: The Boys Locker Room Debacle
Devshree Dangi
Indore Institute of Law
The Indian Constitution has given the Fundamental Rights to the citizens of India in order to maintain peace among the...
Sustainable Poverty Alleviation
The names of Dhirubhai Ambani, Dilip Sanghvi, Narayana Murthy, etc are just some exceptional cases of Rags to Riches stories which, albeit inspirational, are...
Analysing Unconscionability, Undue Influence and Coercion under Indian Contract Act, 1872
Varsha Sharma
In this essay, I will be analysing Pollock and Mulla’s statement, “Provisions of ss. 15 and 16 as defined in the Contract Act...
Prevention of Depression: A Path to Recovery
Written By- Priya Vaishnav, 3rd Year Student of KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneshwar
According to the report of the World Health Organization, more than 300...
Validity of E-Contract
Shubham Kumar DubeyIndore Institute of Law
Introduction:
The world is growing rapidly and so that technology. With the advancement of technology, the relation between technology and...
Evidentiary Value of Hostile Witness
Witnesses are the eyes and ears of justice
A witness plays a vital role to upshot the case during trials in the courts. A witness...
COVID-19 Lockdown and Partial Functioning of Courts
Paridhi VermaIndore Institute of Law
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied?
Background:
This pandemic has affected us gravely, inaccessible courtrooms are a major result of the same. Common...
Standing on Controversial Grounds: Revisiting the Collegium System in the light of Comparative Reform
Arushi AnthwalMaharashtra National Law University, Mumbai
Judicial appointments in India ignite a controversy of their own. Sometimes burning, sometimes subtle, the various nuances building from...
Desertion as a Ground for Divorce as per Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act,...
Prakhar GuptaChrist University, Bengaluru
Introduction:
Marriage is considered a sacrament and preserved as a social institution. In olden times, it was believed that this special contract...





















