By – Rajkumari Sarjita India witnessed a construction ban in the capital city, New Delhi, as part of a Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) aimed at controlling air pollution in the city. The policy was enacted on November 18, 2024. Hand in hand with the GRAP rules, the air quality index of the city is […]
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By – Rajkumari Sarjita For many centuries, India and China’s relationship as two of the world’s largest economies and most populous nations has been characterized by both cooperation and conflict. However, in the last few decades, this relationship has been defined in a larger measure by contestation, trade deficits, and growing levels of mistrust. While
By – Simran Kaur Signed on August 15, 1985, between the Government of India and the leaders of the Assam Movement, the Assam Accord is a significant document meant to address long-standing concerns over illegal immigration and its impact on Assam’s socio-political milieu. Clause 6 of the Accord stipulates the provision of constitutional, legislative, and
Implementation of Clause 6 of the Assam Accord: A Comprehensive Analysis Read More »
By – Samvat Bhardwaj To understand the current paradigm in South Korea we are to properly and coherently characterize the political, social and legal context in the sub continent that have perhaps brought us here. This article will not attempt to theorize what may have caused the attempt by President Yoon Suk Yeol rather the
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By – Simran Kaur The year 2014, when Narendra Modi was elected India’s Prime Minister, heralded the onset of a complete paradigm shift in foreign policy. Modi’s accession to power augured a rejuvenation of things–domestic and international. Unlike the cautious and incremental approaches of his predecessors, Modi energizes his foreign policy with dynamism, personalization, and
INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY IN THE MODI ERA : A PARADIGM SHIFT [2014- PRESENT ] Read More »
Introduction In an age where climate change is a pressing global concern, the corporate world is increasingly under scrutiny for its environmental impact. As consumers demand more sustainable practices, companies are faced with the challenge of balancing transparency with the fear of backlash[1]. This has given rise to a troubling trend known as “green hushing,”
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By – Aatmaja Mishra Introduction to Trademark Meaning – Trademark is one of the Intellectual Property Rights, wherein, it legally recognizes a particular product of a Company, that product being the Company’s brand which gives the right to such a company to distinguish its Brand from that of its Competitors and to thus, preserve its
INDIGO vs. MAHINDRA – Unveiling the Trademark Dispute. Read More »
The Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2024, was presented in India’s parliament, which is crucial for improving the framework of banking in the country. It is aimed at achieving better governance, better protection of depositors, and improving the workings of banking processes in such a way that the Indian banking system can respond to the requirements
By – Rohaan Thyagaraju This paper examines all the climate finance mechanisms of India, with a focus specifically on the State Action Plan on Climate Change (S.A.P.C.C.) in the context of its effects on Uttar Pradesh. Climate finance in India includes different channels of public and private funds whose purpose is to decrease GHG emissions
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The return of Donald Trump to the presidential chair in the 2024 US elections will likely have far-reaching results in international trade relations between India and the USA. This is due to his known business tactics. In the first year of his presidency, a systematic framework that emphasized ‘American first’ became the thrust of Trump’s
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