Indian Constitution (Part 5): The Union Government
The Indian Constitution is the world’s lengthiest written constitution, designed to govern a vast and diverse democratic nation. Among its […]
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks Aim to Revive Fragile JCPOA
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal, was established in 2015 between Iran
SC Orders Timely Assent in Tamil Nadu Law Victory
In a landmark development, the Supreme Court of India has redefined the dynamics of federal governance by setting a three-month
Indian Constitution (Part 4A): Fundamental Duties
When we talk about the Indian Constitution, we often focus on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy. But
Indian Constitution (Part 4): Directive Principles of State Policy
When we talk about the Indian Constitution, we often focus on the Fundamental Rights — the rights that protect individual
Crossing Legal Borders: A Korean Citizen’s Journey to Gaining Permission to Practice Law in India
The Indian legal profession has historically been closed to foreign practitioners — a legacy of regulatory caution and protectionist instincts.
Extradition & Tahawwur Rana: 26/11 Mumbai Attack Case
Introduction Extradition is a legal process through which one country formally requests the surrender of an individual accused or convicted
From “Bhidu” to “You’re Fired!”: Celebs Trademark Catchphrases
In the world of fame and fandom, a celebrity’s name, dialogue, or even a signature pose can carry more brand
India, Sri Lanka Ink 7 MoUs for Regional Ties
In a promising turn of events for South Asian diplomacy, India and Sri Lanka recently inked seven significant Memorandums of
China Strikes Back: U.S. Trade War Hits India Too
The U.S.-China trade war has been dragging on for years now, but just when things seemed to be cooling down,