The Judiciary holds power to keep a check on the other two organs of the government, i.e. legislative and executive. The judicial review has gone through many phases of trial …
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East AsiaOp-edSouth Asia
A Glance that Controversial Legislation passed by the Government
by Sakshi Gargby Sakshi GargThe acts, laws and bills that Narendra Modi and BJP Government passed that are at glance despite Controversial Legislation passed by the Government in the Parliament.
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Op-ed
What are the Laws in India to combat and prevent Corona (COVID-19)?
by Bharti Rainaby Bharti RainaAs the CoronaVirus (COVID-19) takes over the globe, the human civilisation undergoes a turmoil. Normal life seems to be disturbed as people stay at home and practice social distancing. Until …
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EducationSouth Asia
Constituent Assembly: Objective Resolution, Historical Background and Critics of Constitution
by Sanjuby SanjuThe constituent assembly was an assembly that envisaged for the establishment of our constitution of India, on which the entire nation after partition will be going to run. All the …
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EducationSocialWest Asia
What are the recent amendments in Child Labour (prohibition and regulation) Act?
At first look, the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2016, passed a month ago in Parliament, appears to be dynamic. It forbids “the engagement of children in all …
CAA – Citizenship Amendment Act is previously known as CAB -Citizenship Amendment Bill when it was introduced in Parliament ( Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha ). This bill was passed …