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Trilateral Relation

On  August 15, 1947, India gained independence. But the joyous occasion was marred by the ghastly violence. The scars of partition have been deeply rooted and cause regular instability of peace and tranquillity between India and Pakistan. Afghanistan on the other hand has always had a historical significance as well

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The Destine of Odd-Even Policy vis-à-vis Delhi

This article must be read in consonance with my previous article titled, “Restricting driving policy- The game of Odd & Even”. In that article, I tried to explain, briefly, what the policy was all about with some glimpse of its historic origin and thereafter its constant usage by many countries

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Islamophobia and The “Muslim Problem”: Trump It Out!

“Either you are with us or you are with the terrorists,” said the then US President George W. Bush, post 9/11. Despite the “moral stance” that he took soon after the attacks; this statement gravely altered the way the West would interact with the Muzzlims. As soon as it was

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Section 29A, Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Ordinance, 2015 – An Overzealous Effort to Fast Track Arbitration in India

“Justice delayed is justice denied but justice hurried is justice buried” In the developing world, India would probably be one of the first countries to have installed a fixed time limit on the completion of an arbitration proceeding. Section 29A of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 as inserted by

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Intolerance in India: An Unending Saga

We open the newspaper everyday to find numerous instances of social injustice and criminal offences. However, a sudden uprising of a “new social evil” in the guise of religious intolerance in the country has shaken its secular pillars. Taking a short tour into the glorious history India, it can be

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Prior Sanction Necessary Before Issuing Summons to Public Servants

The Supreme Court in the case of Prof. N.K. Ganguly v. CBI New Delhi, on 19-11-2015, while Addressing issue where summons were issued to the public servants without obtaining sanction from the Central Government, the division bench of V. Gopala Gowda and Amitava Roy, J.J. held that, where a public

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