Gone are the days when summer meant Rasna packet in hand, salted mango slices in a bowl, cartoons and daily soap operas being watched during a commercial break of your favorite channel. And now, be…
How To Deal With Exam Stress – Deep In Your Heart, Don’t Lose Hope To Believe, You Shall Overcome Someday – by Anjali Chaudhary
A word of gratitude to all the readers who are taking time to read this article when your exams are almost over and there is no exam stress left to be dealt with. Exams are a very crucial part of h…
A Journey Called Law School: Few Words For The Newcomers
Law school has its own ways to teach us the needed, regardless of our consent or interest thereto! However, gradually, through the ups and downs of our journey, it seems that while there are some t…
WOMEN SANITATION AND RELATED PROBLEMS
“One person in three lakhs access to adequate sanitation.” According to a report at the end of 2014, currently, 2.5 billion people live without proper sanitation and in that 1.25 billion are …
The Pink Economy
Long back, our history books read to us of the feat of the people of Rajasthan, who changed the entire city of Jaipur into Pink to welcome the Prince and the Queen. The color denotes hospitality. T…
E-Commerce: Real Issues Of The Virtual World
INTRODUCTION Gone are the days when we had to think of the scorching sun or the travel expenses or wonder if our whole shopping trip was worth the effort before we went for one. Today, you can avai…
Man, The Beast
All the world being the stage is for a man to act. Obviously, it is not meant only for the man to dance and to produce his tunes. God created nature for Man to enjoy. He has prioritized other speci…
Problem in The Roots of Society: Crime against Children & by Children
Introduction The Government of India has acceded in the 11th December 1992 to the Convention on the Rights of the Child which has prescribed a set of standards to be followed to ensure healthy phys…
DEMOCRACY WILL NOT SURVIVE WITHOUT A FREE JUDICIARY
“It is an extraordinary event in the history of any nation. There is no pleasure in this, we were compelled to do this, the administration of the Supreme Court is not in order,” –…
MUSLIM WOMEN ARE NOT HAPLESS VICTIMS
According to the Quran, men and women have the same spirit, there is no superiority in the spiritual sense between men and women. The Quran makes it clear that all human beings (and the phraseology…
The Saveetha School of Law Controversy: Where is our Legal Education Heading?
The issue got blown out of proportion when students of the previous batch of the Saveetha School of Law informed the current students of their inability to register themselves with the BCI because …
Who’s Who? A Difficult Question to Answer
King Virat plans a wedding between his daughter, Uthra, and Arjuna. Arjuna refuses it by saying that a teacher is like a parent to his/her disciple. This makes her wed Abimanyu. A guru is a parent …
India – China: A Souring Relationship
Introduction India, was from the beginning, extremely quick to manufacture a reliable association with China, with whom it shares its limits in the North East Frontier, display Arunachal Pradesh an…
Value Education and the Youth
INTRODUCTION “The aim of education is the knowledge, not of facts, but of values.” – William S Burroughs Education is not all about studying and getting good marks. It is really a…
A Blot On Our Administration – Yet Again – Child Sexual Abuse
INTRODUCTION With all newspapers and media channels flashing the news of a four-year-old child who was sexually assaulted in GD Birla school, there yet again looms a cloud of insecurity over the sa…
Padmavati & A Dull December: The Enduring Conflict of History & Entertainment
THE BACKDROP The sad news is that people are going to witness a dull December this year with the Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s epic drama “PADMAVATI” release date getting deferred (the …
Paradise Papers Leak Controversy – Analysis
Why in News? Centre reconstitutes the Multi-Agency Group formed in 2016 to investigate disclosures on offshore accounts of 714 Indians. More than 700 Indian names, including those of politicians, c…