Radhakumud Mookerji argued that while “Indian Nationalism” acquired more visibility under British rule, its origins and existence were much older than the advent of the British in India.
Telemedicine eases the problems of distance for distant rural communities. These services help patients save travel and wait time as they can consult a doctor from their homes.
The time is ripe for courts, the government, advocates, litigants, and concerned entities to go ahead and utilise the ODR to its full potential.
In our legal system, the courts apply the law and grant reliefs in balancing the equities between the parties.
Legislators have left a vacuum in the code with respect to confidentiality. There is a dire need to add a provision which provides ample guidance as to how the information is to be dealt with.
There are compelling reasons for putting a proper regulatory framework for all genres of gaming. Lakhs of people have lost their lives and their savings to the stock market, yet no one says shut it down.
The key to success of Self-Reliant India would lie with the consumer who has to decide to promote locally produced goods and services. Local industries have to increase efficiency and work towards consumer welfare.
With the unveiling of an e-filing module to file cases online, the Supreme Court has made the paradigm shift for lawyers.
Given the wide disparity in wages across the states, the One Nation, One Ration Card plan makes sense and the government should not repeat the GST failure.
International commercial arbitration is expensive and, unlike litigation, its cost is borne by the parties. In the post Covid-19 scenario, third-party funding can provide access to justice.
The Constitution is silent on prescribing a time frame for the Governor and the framers trusted high Constitutional functionaries to act with authority, impartiality.
The Disaster Management Act was never intended to have financial repercussions and directives under it cannot have mandatory financial obligations on private entities.
