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Chennai’s Booming Residential Market: Unveiling Growth Drivers and Trends

Chennai, often referred to as the “Detroit of India” due to its booming automobile industry, has also seen significant growth in its residential real estate market. This growth is driven by a combination of factors, including robust economic development, increasing urbanization, and infrastructural advancements. Let’s delve into the various submarkets within Chennai’s residential sector and…
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THE ENIGMATIC WORLD OF AVIATION LAW

Aviation law governs air travel, operations, and safety protocols worldwide, influenced by international conventions and organizations like ICAO. India’s regulatory framework, rooted in the Aircraft Act of 1934, includes key legislation such as the National Civil Aviation Policy and UDAN initiative. Landmark cases emphasize aviation safety and passenger rights.
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Nation Branding in the UAE: The Case of Dubai

This paper explores the evolution and impact of nation branding, with a focus on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its flagship emirate, Dubai. Dubai’s strategic positioning as a global leader in various sectors underscores the significance of nation branding in today’s interconnected world. Despite Abu Dhabi’s dominance in oil resources, Dubai’s diverse economic base…
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“Analyzing the Social Security Code and Employees’ Compensation Act: A

The Social Security Code, 2020 is a significant legislative overhaul aimed at regulating and simplifying social security provisions in India for not only the organized sector but also the unorganized sector. This article provides a comparative analysis between the previously existing and longstanding legislation, the Employees’ Compensation Act, 1923, and the Social Security Code, highlighting…
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Constitutional Dynamics: Exploring the Legal Consequences of Article 370 Revocation inJammu and Kashmir

By Nethra Katikaneni Abstract The abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir was a major constitutional change thatsparked arguments about its possible legal ramifications. This article explores the complexconstitutional dynamics that surround the repeal of Article 370 and the ensuing ramifications. Bya brief summary of Article 370, outlining its historical significance and tracking its…
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Sudan’s Fractured Military: Rivalry Between SAF and RSF

Sudan is undergoing a transition from the long-serving rule of President Omar al-Bashir to a democratic government. However, this process has been characterised by tension and instability. This article explores the fractured military landscape of Sudan, with a focus on the rivalry between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since…
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Interim Budget 2024: Review of Sectoral Allocations

The day of the Budget proposal has historically been a much-anticipated event, looked forward to by both businesses and the wider public. It encompasses a plethora of initiatives and schemes that are aimed at bringing about benefits to the stakeholders in society. Amidst the nation’s dynamic political and economic transformation, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s presentation…
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Turmoil in West Africa: Eroding Influence of ECOWAS

The West Africa subregion, tucked between the Sahara Desert in the north and the Gulf of Guinea in the south, is in cataclysm. The past three years have witnessed a coup epidemic, the last straw to the semblance of civilian government ensuing with the coup in Niger. In total, 7 successful military coups occurred -…
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Tech-Driven Gender Equality: Maximizing Digital Platforms for Women’s Empowerment

The article explores the transformative impact of ICT and the internet on gender empowerment, focusing on India and global contexts. In this context, the article will look at digital schemes and e-initiatives like PMGDISHA and telemedicine platforms to empower women in education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Challenges such as the Digital Divide and lack of…
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How Does the Government Tackle Toxic Workplaces?

A workplace with a conducive environment aids you in accomplishing your professional commitments and taking your career to new heights. But what if the same workplace becomes a living nightmare for you? When women, empowered with their newfound freedoms, dotted the corporate world they believed this would certainly bring about equality in every sense as…
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Shortcomings of India Budget 2024 – Health Sector

India’s Budget 2024 for the health sector shows an increase in total allocation. However, this analysis reveals a different picture when adjusted for inflation. The budget for the Department of Health and Family Welfare, responsible for crucial public health initiatives, has decreased in real terms. This paper examines specific areas where the budget allocation has…
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Climate migrants and Megacities; Migration as a Mitigation strategy ?

By Cherin Geevarghese Abstract As various factors give shape to the mobility of people within a state, Megacities in India witness massive influx of migrants from rural regions. The significant changes in weather patterns due to climate change that manifest as droughts, flooding, heatwaves and other natural hazards, causing poverty, hunger, drought and famine, acts…
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