CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL PROVISIONS FOR PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE TRIBAL GROUPS (PVTGs) IN INDIA: PROMISES AND CHALLENGES
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WELFARE, FLEXIBILITY AND THE GIG ECONOMY: WHERE DO THE LABOUR CODES STAND?
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FORTIFYING INDIA’S NATIONAL SECURITY THROUGH THE DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION (DRDO)
India’s national security architecture has undergone a pivotal shift over the past decades that goes beyond war rooms and diplomatic corridors in the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). DRDO today commands over 50 laboratories, thousands of scientists, and a mandate that spans from ballistic missiles to quantum cryptography. Drawing on official data, DRDO’s own […]
FROM STRATEGIC HESITATION TO TREATY DIPLOMACY: NEW DELHI’S PATH TO 2047
The contemporary international order has undergone a pivotal shift with the world witnessing a VUCA landscape and undergoing a polycrisis under the “predatory hegemony” of the world leaders. The current geopolitical landscape tends to defy the categorizations that were characteristic of the post-Cold War era and has evidently given rise to an issue-based multipolarity. In […]
INDIA’S TRADE LAW IN THE GLOBAL ORDER
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LABOR LAWS AND WORKING RIGHTS IN INDIA
This article examines the evolution and contemporary challenges of labor regulation in India within the broader context of social justice and economic transformation. While constitutional principles such as Article 14 of the Constitution of India and Article 19 of the Constitution of India establish the foundations of equality and freedom of association, labor legislation historically […]
WOMEN’S RIGHTS UNDER INDIAN LAW
This article examines the gap between the formal legal protection of women’s rights in India and their lived realities through a feminist theoretical lens. Drawing on Simone de Beauvoir’s argument in The Second Sex that gender is socially constructed and that women are positioned as the “other,” the article analyses how Indian legal frameworks continue […]
EDUCATION LAWS AND POLICIES IN INDIA
Education has historically played a central role in shaping societies and driving national development. In the Indian context, its evolution reflects a transition from ancient systems of holistic learning to modern policies focused on inclusivity, accessibility, and global competitiveness. From the Gurukul tradition and institutions such as Nalanda University and Takshashila University to contemporary reforms […]
MEDIA NARRATIVES AS CATALYSTS FOR PRISON REFORM: HOW PUBLIC DISCOURSE SHAPES ALTERNATIVE JUSTICE MODELS
Criminal justice systems rarely evolve in isolation; they are shaped within a continuous dialogue between law, society, and the narratives that mediate public perception. Among these forces, media occupies a uniquely powerful yet insufficiently interrogated position. This influence is not merely theoretical in nature as it is evident when in May 2025, verified investigations by […]
MIDNIGHT AT THE DESK: WHY THE ABSENCE OF A ‘RIGHT TO DISCONNECT’ IS A LEGAL ANOMALY IN MODERN INDIA
In the shadow of the digital modern revolution where the traditional boundaries of the workspace have been dissolved and created a pervasive “always-on” culture where the laptop or any other electronic device acts as an invisible leash, tethering the Indian workforce to their desks twenty-four hours a day. This article carefully examines the pressing need […]