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The power under Article 142 of the Constitution of India has been variously defined by Supreme Court in its separate Judgments, e.g. as a ‘plenary power’, ‘curative power’, ‘power to crease out the edges’, ‘r ..
Political Leadership must have an in-depth and comprehensive economic, administrative, political and cultural understanding, coupled with a clear & viable vision of what is good for the People and the Country as a whole -- as also the acumen to ..
Almost 13 years have passed after the enactment of Information Technology Act 2000, but the Indian Legislature, Supreme Court and High Courts have yet to keep pace with the Advances in Information Technology (IT), e-Governance, digitisation of Court ..
NEED FOR URGENT & RATIONAL REFORMS IN CONFORMITY WITH FUNDAMENTAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES AND REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF A GLOCAL SOCIETY Abstract A Legal Framework comprises of International & Municipal Law ..
VILLAGERS AS 'PARTNERS': A HUMANE ALTERNATIVE TO ACQUISITION (FORCIBLE DISPOSSESSION) AND DISPLACEMENT OF VILLAGERS FROM THEIR LANDS Instead of acquiring Lands of affected Villagers, these Villagers themselves will b ..
URGENT Socio-Legal Reforms in Justice Delivery SystemWith 66% of Indian population Living Below Poverty Line and the high Cost of Litigation (in terms of Court-Fees, Typing and Photocopying Charges, Oath Commissioners’ Fees, Lawyers’ Fees, Commutatio ..
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