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India’s Greying Hair – An Analysis of India’s Demographic Shift
Read more: India’s Greying Hair – An Analysis of India’s Demographic ShiftBy – Anubhi Srivastava Abstract India is undergoing a major demographic shift, with its elderly population expected to grow from 140 million to over 319 million by 2050. Unlike aging trends in developed nations, India faces distinct challenges due to its weak social security system, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, and a large informal workforce lacking pension…
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Rethinking India’s Defence Budget Allocation : Strategic Priorities in the Post-Budget Landscape
Read more: Rethinking India’s Defence Budget Allocation : Strategic Priorities in the Post-Budget LandscapeBy : Vansh Vijay Aggarwal Introduction India’s defence budget for 2024-25 reflects a strategic push toward modernization, self-reliance, and enhanced military preparedness. With an allocation of ₹6.21 lakh crore (approx. $75 billion), the budget sees a 4.72% increase from the previous year, emphasizing capital acquisitions, domestic defence production, and infrastructure development. While a significant portion…
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Bigger Picture of the Proposed Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2025 – A Critique
Read more: Bigger Picture of the Proposed Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2025 – A CritiqueBy : Anubhi Srivastava Abstract: The Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2025, poses significant challenges to the autonomy of the legal profession in India by expanding executive control over the Bar Council of India (BCI) and restricting collective action by lawyers. This critique examines the Bill’s potential to centralise power, raises concerns about judicial independence and impact…
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Capitalism Feeds the Bias of Disabilities
Read more: Capitalism Feeds the Bias of DisabilitiesBy : Rufaid Imtiaz Abstract: Disability is often categorised as a medical condition, but it requires a more holistic understanding. Political and economic institutions shape its outcomes. In a world where capitalism is advanced by the state, people with disabilities are largely excluded from economic participation. This paper explores the intersection of capitalism and disability…
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Delhi Election 2025: The Way Forward
Read more: Delhi Election 2025: The Way ForwardBy : S Gopalakrishnan Abstract The results of the Delhi elections has given a new opportunity for the Centre and State to work together. This article delves into the pollution and healthcare crisis to explain the ways that opportunity can be utilised to revitalise the national capital. Introduction The administration of Delhi has long been…
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Transforming Roads and Connecting India with ‘The Bharatmala Project’
Read more: Transforming Roads and Connecting India with ‘The Bharatmala Project’Bharatmala Pariyojana, which translates to the Garland of India, is an ambitious highway development initiative launched by the government of India to modernize and expand the country’s road infrastructure. Envisioning the construction of approximately 34,800 kilometres of roadways, the project aims to optimize the movement of freight and passengers, reduce logistics costs, and enhance connectivity…
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Public Examinations (Unfair Means Prevention) Bill 2024: A Legislative Comment
Read more: Public Examinations (Unfair Means Prevention) Bill 2024: A Legislative CommentWith the number of candidates sitting for competitive examinations increasing exponentially each year, their efficacy is being questioned like never before. The recent controversy around the perusal of unfair means in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has posed a question on the purported meritocracy of these examinations. Amidst all this, the union government…
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TikTok Ban: A Global Policy Protection Phenomenon
Read more: TikTok Ban: A Global Policy Protection PhenomenonThe rise of TikTok, a popular social media platform developed by ByteDance, has sparked global debates over national security, data privacy, and international tech policy. Various countries have responded to these concerns by imposing bans or restrictions on the app, citing potential risks associated with data exploitation and foreign governmental influence. This article examines the…
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The SKY’s the Limit: Powering Farmers with Solar Energy
Read more: The SKY’s the Limit: Powering Farmers with Solar EnergySoaring under the SKY, Gujarat’s farmers are turning sunshine into income. The Suryashakti Kisan Yojana transforms agriculture with solar power, blending sustainability with financial freedom. By harnessing renewable energy, farmers reap double benefits—daytime electricity and extra earnings—proving that when the sun shines, everyone wins.
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The Perils and Promises of One Nation, One Election
Read more: The Perils and Promises of One Nation, One Election‘One Nation, One Election’ (ONOE) has become a hotly debated issue of contemporary Indian politics and governance and the proponents of this idea have assumed that this will be a revolution in the functioning of public policies while the opponents are quite wary of the consequences of this policy on the structure of India’s political…
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The Odds of Capital Punishment: A Comparative Analysis
Read more: The Odds of Capital Punishment: A Comparative AnalysisThe controversial subject of capital punishment has often been used by the state machinery to force power over the population. Identifying the moral justification for its existence has been under criticism, however, it still finds support among various laws of the states. In this paper, we are analyzing its usage in two countries that are…
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Tribal Rights and The Law
Read more: Tribal Rights and The LawWidespread displacements have been caused by the construction of large dams in India. Considering the historical and geographical setup, majorly the people belonging to tribal communities are affected by such change. There have been promises made and attempts made to formulate a framework legally, to deal with such an issue, however, it has always turned…
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