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A writ petition was filed in the Supreme Court under Article 32 of the Constitution. It urged the Court to declare a part of the RBI circular issued on 27th March 2020, as unconstitutional. The circular stated that the interest on loans would continue to add on the outstanding part

India is the third-largest energy consumer in the world. However, the rigorous lockdown has changed the situation. Today, India is facing a huge decrease in energy demands.  Before the pandemic, the nation was at the forefront of the worldwide energy transition. It had the aim of a 175-gigawatt (GW) sustainable

India Based Conglomerate Hinduja Group’s net-worth is 50 billion dollars as of 2020. The group is active in traditional sectors. Some of these are banking (Induslnd Bank), finance, energy and transport. It is now an international conglomerate with its presence in 38 countries over the world. On June 23, 2020, UK’s Royal Court

A writ petition was filed by a Karnataka based company Ficus Pax Pvt. Ltd. challenging the constitutional validity of a March 20th notification by the Labour Secretary. This Article examines the Doctrine of Harmonious Construction looking at this case at hand. Doctrine of Harmonious Construction Law, in the simplest terms, is a set of rules for the preservation of peace and security within society. The laws drafted by

The Prime Minister created a dedicated emergency fund in the wake of COVID- 19 pandemic. This fund recently came under backlash. The PMO appealed to the country for donations in light of the severe health and economic consequences posed by the COVID-19. The PMO stated that donations to the fund

“Bail is the rule and jail is the exception.”~ Justice Krishna Iyer. Introduction Under-trial detention is justifiable if there is an assessed risk that an arrested person may tamper with evidence. The judicial authority should explore all possible non-custodial measures, such as bail. This needs to be done before making