An Exordium The ‘numeronym 1-O’ also known as the referendum of “1st October” held in Catalonia as stirred an unprecedented political uncertainty in Spain and
Prologue During World War II/those were the days of Second World War, when the Imperial Japanese Army invaded Burma, at that time the British forces
The Supreme Court of India on 22nd August 2017 delivered a historic decision in the constitutional bench decision on the validity of ‘Talaq-e-Biddat’ or ‘Triple
My father, Munshi Abdul Mabood, was a government employee in the department of posts in Bihar. He was a Muslim. In 1947, he did not migrate
Right to Privacy: Discerning the Elusive In the past few weeks, there has been a furor over the legal quandary of recognition of Privacy as
Prologue On June 5, 2017, the Middle-East plunged into the worst diplomatic crisis the Gulf has witnessed in decades. Bahrain was the first among the
Indian history may remark 2016 as one of the most significant years which brought in different norms and policies throughout the country for better governance.
May 2017 has been the most celebrated month out of the initial months of the year by the Indian populace. The reason for the celebration
The SEBI v. Sahara India Case, ongoing case since 2009, is one of the most riveting corporate cases in recent times. What began as an
The spine-chilling chemical attacks earlier this April, that left Syria dead in scores was a gross infringement of the International Law as well as an
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