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Volume III, Issue 7
Poverty as a Human Rights Violation
April 18, 2026
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By the year’s end of 2023, India will have made a shift towards using digital technology to provide welfare services, which will change how people access their socioeconomic entitlements. Digital technology can give us greater transparency and efficiency, but it also has the potential to disenfranchise many individuals due to technological barriers. This study claims […]
SURVEILLANCE OF JOURNALISTS: A VIOLATION OF FREE SPEACH
April 18, 2026
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The nation monitoring of journalistic interest is an extensive hazard to the ideas of constitutional democracy by means of adverse the proper of press freedom, chilling investigative reporting, and doing away with the confidentiality of journalists’ assets. even though there may be a tendency for countrywide security worries to be used as a cause for […]
RIGHT TO PROTEST VS PUBLIC ORDER: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE 2024 – 2025 FARMER’S PROTEST AT BOARDER POINTS
April 18, 2026
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Farmers who protested across Delhi’s border locations from 2024-2025 came to the capital as peaceful demonstrators trying to be heard in light of deep economic insecurity instead of agitators trying to seek change through violent means. A vast number of protesters not only wanted to express their political beliefs; they also wanted to express that […]
JUDICIAL REVIEW AND THE LIMITS OF THE AMENDING POWER: A STUDY OF KESAVANANDA BHARATI V. STATE OF KERALA (1973)
April 18, 2026
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RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT: EFFECTIVENESS & CHALLENGES
April 18, 2026
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Transparency is widely recognized as a foundational principle of democratic governance in India. In a constitutional democracy like an India, public authority is derived from the people, and governance must therefore remain open to public scrutiny. Access to information enables citizens to assess governmental decisions, question administrative actions, and participate meaningfully in democratic processes. Without […]
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The Parliament is the core of India’s democratic structure. Under Articles 79 to 122 of the Constitution, it was created. Unlike the British model of parliamentary sovereignty, the Indian Parliament operates within the bounds set by the Constitution. It is not only responsible for making laws in the country, but it also has to ensure […]
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In 2026, India has transformed into a global innovation powerhouse with record-breaking patent filings and is no longer just a consumer of global tech but has emerged as a global innovation powerhouse, yet this evolution has introduced complex enforcement hurdles for creators and legal practitioners. Critical challenges include a “judicial bottleneck” where procedural delays and […]
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Human rights are those that are fundamental, unalienable, and inherent to every person due to their inherent dignity. However, in daily life, these are frequently broken by different societal groups. Being an independent body with investigative authority, the NHRC is essential to the process of protecting rights and educating the public about these fundamental rights, […]
LAND ACQUISITION ACT 1894 AND 2013: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
April 17, 2026
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The legal transition from the colonial Land Acquisition Act of 1894 to the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (RFCTLARR) Act of 2013 is examined in this comparative analysis. The 2013 Act presents a rights-based framework focused on informed consent, Social Impact Assessments (SIA), and required rehabilitation and resettlement […]
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This paper examines the transformative impact of emerging technologies on modern democracies, highlighting both their opportunities and challenges. Technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), social media, blockchain, and surveillance systems have significantly reshaped democratic governance, citizen engagement, and electoral processes. While digital platforms enhance transparency, participation, and efficient service delivery, they also introduce serious risks […]