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This year Karl Marx would have celebrated his 202nd birthday, originally a journalist by profession, he was known for radical nuances in his writing and strong criticisms against the political and cultural establishments of his day, which eventually
Marriage has been recognised historically and culturally, as a site of extreme gender inequalities and masculine domination. [1] One of the main avenues through which patriarchy is reinforced in marriages is through the politics of spousal selection. With
In principle, if not internationally, the presumption of innocence is acknowledged as being one of the fundamental concepts of the justice system. Its prominence as a foundation for a fair trial across all global and domestic conventions on
When considering the sustenance of the right to live in the realm of human rights, article 21 under the Indian constitution poses a potential problem.
The problem? The future.
No matter what essentialists say, the future is going
The month of December 2019[1] brought to the world the first signs of a virus that would bring the entire world to a stall by a pandemic of a magnitude unthinkable in modern times –
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The Law of Sea is a branch which everyone equates with Maritime Law. This is because of the fact that the laws related to maritime are quite multifaceted. Often people get muddled that they both are equivalent.
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Demise of Father Stan Swamy has hit the news channels and has been the headline of lot of newspapers. These headlines often hit us when we have ourselves suffered a loss, otherwise it’s just a page 7
When reason gets clouded by belief, anarchial belligerence will always thwart progress.
As a child, I had a problem. I used to question a lot. There were many doubts in my mind and my favourite question would be
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“Step forward now, policeman. How shall I deal with you? Have you always turned the other cheek? To My church have you been true?”
The policeman squared his shoulders and said, “No, Lord, I guess
After Georgette Sand’s first investigation of ‘pink tax’ in France in 2014, the movement started gaining momentum in several first-world countries.[1] As consumers, females’ are compelled to pay a higher price for similar commodities when compared to
