In simple words, the theory of Separation of Powers advocates that the three organs of the government i.e. Legislature, Executive and Judiciary; should work independently of each other as per the scheme enshrined in Constitution. A simple perusal of any written constitution in modern times makes clear division of work and responsibilities as under: The… Continue reading Separation of Powers: Checks & Balances
Spring season brings with it a sensory overload -- the rare blue sky, the vivid flowers, the green grass, the cool breeze and the sweet song of birds – all glad that the winter has passed by. While we hear much about beautiful spring mornings and afternoons, it’s the spring nights that are truly magical.… Continue reading A Star-lit Spring Night
The concept of Legal Aid is mentioned under Article 39A of the Indian Constitution and also under S. 304 of the Criminal Procedure Code,1973. Legal Services Authorities Act,1987 is the Legislative enactment that gives the concept of statutory recognition. A simple glimpse at the words used to define and describe what Legal Aid means, leads… Continue reading LEGAL AID CAMPS: A Boon for The Beneficiaries As Well As The Benefactors
The river Ganga is considered as the most sacred rivers to Hindus. It is worshipped in Hinduism and personified as Goddess Ganga. Geographically it is a transboundary river of the Indian subcontinent that flows through the nations of India and Bangladesh. It is considered to be the lifeline of millions of Indians who live along… Continue reading Clean Ganga- The Holy River
The dance of democracy- a spectacular wonder The baritone of bureaucracy- in pursuit of its thunder. The earthen cups of earthy tea Engulf wisps of rusting reverie. Dismembered views crumpled in tepid news- A retweeted tableau of misery. Stifled voices echo piercing cries, Words adorn the silhouette of surprise. Vacant dreams thrive in emoji hearts,… Continue reading THE HOMECOMING
The session is coming to an end and it has been a very enriching session for me. I learnt a lot of things from my students. No, no … do not get me wrong. I am their Mathematics teacher and I did teach my students how to have fun with numbers. But in return, whatever… Continue reading Thanks for Being a Blessing!!
The "IQAir Air Visual 2018 World Air Quality Report" is shocking, as it has revealed that 15 of the 20 most polluted cities in the world are in India. Gurugram has topped the list by having the highest concentration of the pollutants at 135.8 micrograms per cubic metre. Other cities that feature in the report… Continue reading Crop Residue Burning – An Environmental Issue
The Geneva Conventions apply in the case of International armed conflict, where at least one of the parties is a signatory to the conventions. These Conventions relate to the Conditions of the wounded and sick in Armed Forces ;[GC(I)] Condition of Wounded, Sick and Shipwrecked members of Armed forces at sea;[GC(II)] Treatment of Prisoners of… Continue reading Geneva Conventions – The bedrock of International Humanitarian Law
She can be a princess, Or she can be a drama queen; She will let you lead the way, But will shield you in times of need. She is a goddess with her hands in many fields, Although, half of her talent is always concealed; She can be brutal when she has to cut a… Continue reading Dedicated to the indomitable spirit called WOMAN! Happy Women’s Day
One of the most contentious issues amid law school aspirants seems to be the query of which is the finest law School? Each student desires to get into the best law school for a bright future. But choosing an ideal law school requires a lot of delve into and introspection. There are numerous factors that… Continue reading How To Select An Ideal Law School?
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