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Advertising in the Legal Profession
The author through this article seeks to examine the pros and cons of restrictions placed on advertisements by Advocates in India and makes a case for allowing advertising in legal profession.
As per Rule 36 of BCI Rules
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with the shit and when we carry it on our heads, it drips from the
baskets on to our clothes, our bodies, our faces. When I
Intertwined Cases, Different Laws: Criminal Proceeding and Internal Enquiry
When trouble comes, it comes from all directions. Such is the case of a person when faced simultaneously with a criminal charge and an independent internal enquiry from his/her employer. In case the employee
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Why is International Solar Alliance(ISA) necessary for India’s growth?
India is pegged to grow at 8.8 percent or more as estimated by the International Monetary Fund, which means that its already humongous energy needs are also set to grow. Traditionally, India’s energy mix is dominated by non-renewable
Punjab’s Water Woes: A Man Made Disaster
Historically known as “the land of the five rivers’’, Punjab with its rich rivers and canal networks seems like the last place where a water crisis would be underway. However, that is far from the truth. The state’s
Coding Classes for Some, No Classes for Others: An Education System for the Privileged
Our society is no stranger to the inequalities that subsists in our education system owing to access, quality & affordability. The Coronavirus induced lockdown has further aggravated existing inequalities by restricting online education to financially well
Environmentalism: Recounting A ‘Third World Approaches To International Law’ Perspective
Global warming and climate change, among many other environmental maladies that the world faces today, have been the focal point of international treaties and dialogues since the inception of an international movement to protect the environment. However, we
The Perennial Problem of Water
In the book Ignited Minds, APJ Abdul Kalam talks about interaction with school children. Talking to a student in middle school he became thoughtful. The student asked why can’t India take water from here in Assam which is