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From Colonial Codes to Contemporary Control: Assessing the Constitutional Validity of India’s New Criminal Laws
Laws in India are passed only after thorough debate and discussion in the parliament followed by the assent of the President.1 This ensures that the laws are not hastily approved and does not violate the rights of the citizens.2 The sitting members in the parliament are representative of the people of their respective constituencies, it is necessary…
Rising Juvenile Delinquency in India: A Need For Change
Children are the most valuable assets of a country, for they are the ones who will grow and lead the future generations and the country towards development and greatness. Although children represent the future, it is an unfortunate reality that in India the very future is in peril due to the rise in juvenile delinquency…
Design vs Delivery : Assessing the New Labour Codes’ Impact on Workers’ Rights and Employer Compliance
The new labour codes read almost like a promise etched in statute a vision of a workplace where dignity, equality, and security are not privileges but rights. Yet, as the ink of legislation dries, the shopfloor tells another story. The delivery rider weaving through traffic without accident insurance, the woman worker negotiating unsafe streets at…
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