Bharat Mata : Not An Idea Supported By The Constitution
The Constitution of India doesn’t provide for a gender for ‘Bharat’. The very first Article of the Indian Constitution states that ‘India, that is Bharat,...
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Stand of The Supreme Court on Rights of Sex Workers: The Story so far.
The Indian sex workers case is making the top headline these days. The recent order dated 19-05-2022 given in the case of Budhadev Karmaskar v....
अरे अभागे ! प्रेम करके तो देख !
हिजाब पहना तो मारेंगे जींस पहना तो मारेंगे बुर्का पहना तो मारेंगे टाँगें दिखाई तो मारेंगे घूँघट हटाया तो मारेंगे बोली तो मारेंगे ! न...
Priyanka’s Feminist Wave, UP Elections Now A Litmus Test
Recently, Priyanka Gandhi came in news for empowering women by making them fight for elections. Asha Singh, whose daughter was raped and whose husband died...
13th – A Lesson on Race, Injustice and Mass Incarceration
In the mid-1960s, Malcolm X once remarked, “If you stick a knife nine inches into my back and pull it out three inches, that is...
Women Rights To Contraception In India And Preventing Unwanted Pregnancy In India
It would not be wrong to argue that in India, the concept of human rights was first introduced and systematically institutionalised in 1950 when our...
Right to Information – An Overview
Right to Information is perhaps one of the most effective tools to deepen democracy and actively seek accountability by enabling transparency. It gives the citizen...
An Oriental and Gender Perspective on Realisation and Creation of Property
AUTHOR: Sayan Dasgupta Any theoretical formulation or analysis of property must at the outset be noted as to what can be a theory of property,...
Tribulation Of Innocent Hands
By Advocate Meenu Padha; Co- Authors – Tavleen Kaur & Vinayak Sonkar India needs an instant nationwide awareness and campaigns against the child labour to...
Gender Implications of Pre-Nuptial Agreements
The sporadic distribution of persons, identity, culture, language has always been a part of the Indic civilization. This heterogeneity implied a myriad of personal laws;...