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Pallepati Sai Abhijeet Rao Adhyayan Foundation for Policy and Research The Promise and the Paradox India became the world’s most populous country in 2023, surpassing China, with a population of 1.4 billion (Ellis-Petersen and correspondent 2023). Additionally, with an average age of 29 years, India has a fifth of the world’s youth population, resulting in […]

Prachi Gupta Climate change is not just an environmental issue but a social one, it deeply affects the marginalized communities of the society like fisherfolk and tribal groups. They have to disproportionately bear the impacts of climate change due to structural inequalities and geographic exposure. These groups face livelihood disruptions, displacements and cultural loss. The

Karan Mehta Judicial activism plays a significant role in protecting rights of the citizens, addressing executive failures and rendering justice in the society. The scope of Judicial activism is wide and often involves interpreting the Constitution, environment protection cases, women’s and children’s rights, human rights etc. The Concept of Judicial activism was derived in the

Namah Bose, Devesh Khandelwal       I. Introduction The news of Tiffany Smith, mother of famous teen YouTube star Piper Rockelle, getting sued for $22 million by 11 teen content creators who featured on Pipers channel, for emotional and sexual abuse brought the plight of young influencers to the forefront.[1] The 2022 case is among several

Kunal Powdel With the world’s dynamics shifting towards resource depletion, the transition from fossil fuels to the age of renewable energy has reached its climax. With the high rates of CO₂ emission release and increasing carbon footprint across various developed and developing countries, India undertook the gigantic task of net zero emission by the year

By – Aahna Vashistha Municipal corporations are the backbone of urban governance, handling everything from coordinating urban planning and transportation to guaranteeing access to clean water and sanitation. Millions of city people’ quality of life is directly impacted by the financial stability of these organizations, which affects things like environmental sustainability, public safety, and general

By – Gunika Razdan Introduction The concept of “quota within quota” refers to the subdivision of reserved quotas into smaller segments to ensure equitable access for disadvantaged subgroups within larger marginalized communities. This framework seeks to address disparities in the distribution of reservation benefits, particularly among Scheduled Castes (SCs), who are not a homogenous group

By – Gunika Razdan Introduction India, the world’s fifth-largest economy in nominal terms and the third-largest in purchasing power parity (PPP), stands at the junction of significant growth opportunities. Over the past three decades, the nation has undergone a profound transformation, transitioning from an agrarian-based economy to a global economic powerhouse. This evolution has been

By – Aahna Vashistha Introduction The International Labor Organization, a global advocate for gender equality, social justice, and decent work for all, has always underscored the critical role of women’s labor force participation in driving social equity and economic growth. But such efforts are significantly hampered by a major and often overlooked obstacle: unpaid caregiving

By – Aahna Vashistha In a historical judgement on the case concerning society for the enlightenment and the voluntary action v. Union of India in 2024, the Supreme Court of India has addressed the social problem of child marriages and betrothals. The judgment based its conclusion that child betrothals are violations of the rights of