The Government of India brought out the Patents (Amendment) Ordinance, 2004 to take care of issues relating to patent in the country. This Ordinance was replaced by the Indian Patent (Amendment) Act, …
‘Right to clean and healthy environment’ as a Fundamental Right in India
The right to live in a clean and healthy environment is not a recent invention of the higher judiciary in India. The right has been recognised by the legal system and the judiciary in particular for o…
Child Soldiers in India: International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
First optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict and Child Soldiers in India. Thousands of children in India are effect with the ar…
Victims or Fighters: The Real Feminists
Living in a patriarchal society paves way for tales that go unheard, of stories lost in the four walls of concrete houses, of opinions that seldom matter. The privileged few of us, belonging to the fe…
Six yogic Asanas for better (litigation) practice
Please note that these Asanas have been penned down keeping litigation lawyers in mind. Many notable yogis including those who are currently busy walking the corridors of the Supreme Court have been c…
An idea of India: Varied perspectives
The country we now call ours did not identify itself as a nation before the coming of the British. Understanding Indians and their land was a job taken up by the British after they established their c…
Let Be!!!
Having withstood the plunderers from the far north to resisting the wily from the west, perched on the threshold of continual existence, we wonder where we go from here. We have none as our custodian …
THE MEN IN BLACK!!
It’s outrageous yet alright.. yes alright to have hygienic quality food at a price.. to have potable drinking water at a cost.. Livable house at a value. Sad yet true, quality and hygiene is always di…