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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By – Samvidha Rastogi The world continues to have burning temperatures, melting ice caps, storms, execution vans, suffocated fish, extinct tigers, and the streets run with blood where roosters and humans fight to the death. There is an environment for the destruction of biodiversity, the disruption of the climate, and the depredation of resources. Irrespective
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By – Shivam Parashar “The Earth is my Mother, and I am her Child”, This line from Atharva Veda summarises the essence of the Indian way of life. Our forefathers from the Vedic ages were scientific enough to know about a sustainable way of living. But somewhere in the ages of time, we completely forgot
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By – Rohaan Thyagaraju Abstract The vision for the future is called “Viksit Bharat” or “Developed India.” It serves to make India a prosperous, independent and globally competitive economy. Among the biggest hurdles to overcome is brain drain- a phenomenon where some highly skilled workers in different fields, from engineering and technology to medicine, leave
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By – Aatmaja Mishra, Student at XIM University Introduction to the concept of Marital Rape Marital rape, often described as one of the most pervasive yet underreported forms of sexual violence, remains a deeply complex and controversial issue. While laws around the world are gradually evolving to recognize the sexual autonomy of individuals within marriage,
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By – Saurabh Singh, Student at RPNLU The outcome of U.S. elections has significant implications not only for domestic politics but also for international relations, particularly in geopolitically sensitive regions such as South Asia. Given the complexity of South Asian politics, including the intricate relationships among India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan,
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By – Naman Yadav Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing multiple sectors globally, transforming industries like healthcare, education, finance, and governance. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into society, its rapid evolution brings not only immense opportunities but also profound ethical, legal, and social challenges. India, with its burgeoning tech ecosystem and ambitious digital initiatives, stands
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By – Maitreyee Mishra INTRODUCTION The ‘Nithari’ case of 2006, involved Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic servant, Surinder Koli, in a strange kind of crime: a planned series of murders and rapes with each victim, following the discovery of multiple skeletons near Pandher’s residence. A case was filed against Koli, under Sections 302 (punishment
Rangaraju v. State of Karnataka : Unaddressed Sexual Violation of the Dead Read More »
By – Moka Karthik Introduction Colour trademarks are gaining popularity in the dynamic trademark world, where logos and symbols are key to brand awareness. Colour as a branding aspect is rising in India, a diverse industrial hub. Colour logo differs a company from others. A unified logo colour is applied throughout media. This visual element,
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By – Rashmi Narasimhan The independence of judiciary is an essential attribute of rule of law which is a basic feature of the constitution and the judiciary must be free from executive pressures and all the other forms of pressures.[1] INTRODUCTION TO ARTICLE 121 The Article 121 deals with the restriction on discussion in parliament.[2]
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