By Divya. M. B, Senior Research officer Author Bio:- Designation: Senior Legal Research Officer, Affiliation: The High-Level Committee on Union-State Relations (Kurian Joseph Committee), The Government of Tamil Nadu Abstract The right of procreation is a fundamental dimension of the right to life, dignity, and personal liberty uncontested under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. […]
Different Education Boards, Equal Opportunity?The problems faced by students with disabilities before they reach public employment examinations By Janani D
The problems faced by students with disabilities before they reach public employment examinations Introduction: When we talk about equality in competitive examinations, we usually think about whether all candidates are given the same question paper, the same time and the same rules. But I started thinking about a slightly different question, are all candidates really
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ONE LAW, MANY INDIAS: A CRITICAL RE-EXAMINATION OF THE UNIFORM CIVIL CODE, THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY’S DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLE COMPROMISE, AND THE EDUCATIONAL MANUFACTURE OF CONSENT
Authors:- 1) Z. Zeenath Farzu, 2) Sameera Noby, Final year students, Pursuing L.L.B (Unitary) in Nehru Academy of Law, Palakkad Kerala (Citation – RLF/ART/2026/03) Brief bio: We are final year law student with interest in research and exploring international humanitarian laws and constitutional deadlocks. Also keen on exploring and analysing statutory and constitutional conflicts. ABSTRACT The
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Cancer deaths – a challenge for India’s economy – a legal analysis
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By K. Divyadharshini, student pursuing 5-year B.Com.LLB (hons) law degree in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, AUTHOR:- K. Divyadharshini,Pursuing a 5-year B.Com.LLB (hons) law degree in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, having active participation in moot court competitions and paper presentations. And also have an internship experience in Tamil Nadu State commission for
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Ms. Z. Zeenath Farzu A final year law student with interest in research and exploring international humanitarian laws and constitutional deadlocks. Also keen on exploring and analysing statutory and constitutional conflicts. Ms. K. Dhivyadharshini K. Divyadharshini,Pursuing a 5-year B.Com.LLB (hons) law degree in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, having active participation in moot court
Author :- Z. Zeenath Farzu, Final year student, Pursuing L.L.B (Unitary) in Nehru Academy of Law, Palakkad Kerala (Citation – RLF/ART/2026/01) Author Bio:- A final year law student with interest in research and exploring international humanitarian laws and constitutional deadlocks. Also keen on exploring and analysing statutory and constitutional conflicts. ABSTRACT Article 3 of the
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