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A Critique of Surrogacy Regulation Act 2021
Read more: A Critique of Surrogacy Regulation Act 2021Surrogacy Rights can be a very important part of a woman’s right to her bodily autonomy. The government’s regulation of Surrogacy can be considered as an attack on the same. This article delves deeper into the regulation of surrogacy rights in India.
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‘Geeli Pucchi’ Smashes Bollywood’s Caste Neutrality
Read more: ‘Geeli Pucchi’ Smashes Bollywood’s Caste NeutralityGeeli Pucchi is a refreshing take from a Bollywood plagued with caste neutrality. This article is a review of the film that has brought intersectionality to light on the big screen.
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Transforming Hindu Marriage: Adapting Socio-Legal Dynamics in India
Read more: Transforming Hindu Marriage: Adapting Socio-Legal Dynamics in IndiaThis paper explores the evolving socio-legal aspects of Hindu marriage in India. It examines the shift from a sacramental view to a blend of religious and secular contracts, the changing role of consent, and the recognition of live-in relationships. The paper underscores the need for the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, to adapt to these…
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Rethinking the Rupee: Internationalisation of the Indian Currency
Read more: Rethinking the Rupee: Internationalisation of the Indian CurrencyThis article seeks to deconstruct the growing narrative towards the internationalisation of the Indian Rupee as a global currency, situating it within the prevailing geopolitical climate, regulatory considerations, economic causes and impacts. This shall be unravelled with a specific focus on the legal and economic barriers to such implementation, the new Foreign Trade Policy 2023…
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Contract of Indemnity and Guarantee
Read more: Contract of Indemnity and GuaranteeWhile the concepts of indemnity and guarantee differ in some ways, they are both systems of compensation with identical principles. The parallels and contrasts between the two are examined in this research. Indemnity, as defined under Section 124 of the Indian Contract Act, is a contract to keep a party indemnified against loss. A guarantee…
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Rustom: Unravelling the Intricacies of Criminal Law in Bollywood’s Blockbuster
Read more: Rustom: Unravelling the Intricacies of Criminal Law in Bollywood’s BlockbusterThis article aims to undertake a comprehensive analysis of the legal implications depicted in a widely acclaimed film, elucidating its contribution to the comprehension of criminal law intricacies. By delving into the film’s narrative, this study seeks to unveil the complexities of criminal law involvement, thereby offering profound insights into its multifaceted dimensions. The film,…
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Institutionalized Casteism: How Caste Atrocities Undermine Justice in Indian Law
Read more: Institutionalized Casteism: How Caste Atrocities Undermine Justice in Indian Lawhis second installment of a two-part series examines the film ‘Court,’ directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, through the lens of caste-based prejudice within the Indian legal system. Building upon the previous analysis of the film’s characters, this section delves deeper into the issue, unraveling the pervasive nature of institutionalized casteism that obstructs justice. Drawing insights from…
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Caste, Music, and Poetry: Expressing Dissent and Challenging Institutionalized Casteism Throughout India
Read more: Caste, Music, and Poetry: Expressing Dissent and Challenging Institutionalized Casteism Throughout IndiaThis article explores the role of music and poetry as mediums for dissent against caste-based injustices in India, focusing on Kabir Kala Manch’s activism. It also analyzes the film ‘Court,’ highlighting how it critiques the Indian legal system and caste hierarchy through the trial of a Dalit poet-activist. This dual examination underscores the power of…
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The Doctrine Of Separation Of Powers: Not the Best Course of Action for India?
Read more: The Doctrine Of Separation Of Powers: Not the Best Course of Action for India?The principles of democracy and freedom are ones that are inherently mentioned in the preamble of the Constitution. The makers of the Constitution had enforced a duty on the three organs of the government to uphold the same and to institute change in the society in parallel with societal needs. Throughout the course of this…
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Applicability of the Registration Act, 1908 and the Property Act, 1882 with respect to the case of Hafeeza Bibi and Ors. v. Farid (2011)
Read more: Applicability of the Registration Act, 1908 and the Property Act, 1882 with respect to the case of Hafeeza Bibi and Ors. v. Farid (2011)Since 600 A.D., the idea of hiba has been recognised in Islamic jurisprudence. The giving of a gift is the act of transferring property. However, The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is not relevant under Muslim law; rather, Muslim law itself governs the gift transfer. Muslims have a wide range of property division options under…
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Analyzing the Queer Women Liberation and Dalit and Brahmin Patriarchy Through The Film ‘Geeli Pucchi’
Read more: Analyzing the Queer Women Liberation and Dalit and Brahmin Patriarchy Through The Film ‘Geeli Pucchi’Beginning with a brief explanation of the connections between caste, work, and sexuality, the article draws heavily on the view of a Dalit feminist on the lived experience of caste. As attested by the actor and director in their numerous interviews, it presents the chance to wonder if it is really possible to represent a…
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Ordinance-Making Power: A Justification or an Abuse
Read more: Ordinance-Making Power: A Justification or an AbuseIn India, laws are enacted by the central and state legislatures, implemented by the national and state governments, and interpreted by the judiciary. The three institutions’ roles and authority, however, are frequently intertwined. The Constitution gives the President legislative power under Article 123, and also the Governors of the States are given legislative power under…
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