THEMES: Constitution Law FastForward Justice doesn’t bind you in any themes. You can choose any Topic but it should relate to the Constitutional Law. ELIGIBILITY: The participants must be currently pursuing their Bachelor’s Degree in law i.e. 3 Year LL.B. course or 5 Year B.A. LL.B. Course from any recognized university/school or pursuing LLM from any recognized University. Any… Read More »
About Theme: Protection of Our Himalayas For the past 12-year, KSL is successful in organizing International Winter Residential School without fail, with new theme and concept every year. The program comprises of national as well as international participants from various countries to discuss on a common platform through interactive dialogues and discussions. The main objective of ESDR is to… Read More »
The system of judicial review of administrative action has been inherited from Britain. It is on this foundation that Indian the Indian Courts have built the superstructure of the control mechanism. Introduction One of the most significant parts guaranteed by our constitution is “Fundamental Rights”. It is embodied in Part III of our esteemed constitution. Guarantee civil rights… Read More »
INTRODUCTION Over the past few decades, there has been a tremendous increase in the amount of activities that have been performed by the government. Due to this, a wide amount of powers have been awarded to government officials making the entire process more susceptible to individual grievances. Off late, the number of complaints regarding bribery, corruption, delays, negligence… Read More »
INTRODUCTION The Government of India is the largest employer of the people of India. The Railways provide the most number of jobs. There are nearly 6.4 million people employed by the Government. These do not include the jobs in Public Sector Undertakings. For the administration and the for the government to function effectively and efficiently, a contingent of… Read More »
INTRODUCTION ‘Natural Justice’ is an expression of English Common Law having its origin in Jus natural (law of Nature.) It involves the procedural requirement of fairness. In England, it was initially applied to the courts but later projected from the judicial to the Administrative sphere. It is justice that is simple and elementary, and fair play in action.… Read More »
Introduction The administration is the one who makes the laws sometimes, but can it be made liable for his actions under the law which it makes? The constitution is made by the state, but Constitution binds the state too and checks the exercise of power by the state. The personnel in the administration, both make and implement the… Read More »
Gursimran Kaur, a 4th Year law student from Punjab School of Law narrates her Internship Experience at Indian Law Institute, New Delhi as a Research Intern. Name, College, Year of Study Gursimran Kaur, Punjab School of Law, 4th year. Name of Organisation and Address Indian Law Institute, Opp. Supreme court of India, Bhagwan Das Road. Application Process You have… Read More »
A GRASSROOT MOVEMENT FOR CHILD PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” … Read More »
About the Organisation Symbiosis law school, Hyderabad is an institution established by Symbiosis International University, Pune. Teaching at symbiosis law school, Hyderabad started in December 2014. It offers quality education through a number of programmes. Name of the student Nikhita.B.C. Full name of law school Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad Official website https://www.slsh.edu.in/ Location Symbiosis law school, Hyderabad is… Read More »
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