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Uniform Civil Code UPSC: What Every Aspirant Should Actually Understand

Uniform Civil Code UPSC preparation often stops at a single line: Article 44, Directive Principle, not yet implemented. That is accurate but incomplete. The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) touches constitutional

Prarthna Gupta August 26, 2026 Bestsellers

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Social Justice and the Indian Judiciary: Role of Courts in Protecting Rights

The role of Indian judiciary in protecting rights is one of the most searched legal topics in India today, and for good reason. Courts are often the last resort for

Prarthna Gupta August 25, 2026 Bestsellers

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Comparative Public Law: Constitutionalism, Rights and Governance Explained

Comparative Public Law examines how different countries structure government, protect rights, distribute public power, and maintain constitutional accountability. In India, comparative public law is particularly relevant because the Constitution of

Prarthna Gupta August 24, 2026 Bestsellers

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Can Nature Sue? The Emerging Jurisprudence of Rights of Nature By Karishma Jain

Ms. Karishma Jain, Assistant Professor at Global Group of Institutes – School of Legal Studies, Amritsar, explores the evolving relationship between law and the natural world in her article, “Can

Prarthna Gupta August 20, 2026 Book Reviews

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Book Review By Dr. Shivangi Singh: Environmental Law by Gurdip Singh and Amrita Bahri

Environmental protection has become one of the defining legal and policy concerns of the twenty-first century. As nations confront challenges such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and sustainable development,

EBC August 18, 2026 Book Reviews

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Dr. Ishan Atrey on Victim Autonomy and the Limits of Reintegration in Indian Restorative Justice

The idea of criminal justice in India has traditionally centred on punishment, deterrence, and retribution. However, with growing concerns about victim marginalisation, prison overcrowding, and recidivism, the discourse has gradually

Prarthna Gupta August 18, 2026 Bestsellers

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What Is Procedural Due Process? Origin and Meaning Explained

What Is Procedural Due Process in India? Procedural due process in India refers to the principle that the State must follow a legally authorised, fair and constitutionally valid procedure before

Prarthna Gupta August 14, 2026 Bestsellers

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Prerogative Writs Explained: Your Rights Under Article 32 and 226

Background and Constitutional Basis India borrowed the concept of prerogative writs from English common law, where such writs were originally royal commands used to control public authorities. The framers of

Prarthna Gupta August 11, 2026 Bestsellers

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Diplomacy, Ideology, Economics, War: The Four Tools Every State Uses to Get What It Wants

Throughout history, nation-states have exercised four fundamental instruments to project power, safeguard sovereignty, and advance national interests: Diplomacy, Ideology, Economics, and War. While internationally known as the DIME framework, classical

Prarthna Gupta August 4, 2026 Bestsellers

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Why Was CAT Created? Administrative Tribunals vs High Courts in Service Disputes

Why Was CAT Created Before the 1980s, service disputes involving government employees were filed directly in High Courts, which already carried heavy caseloads. Committees such as the Administrative Reforms Commission

Prarthna Gupta August 1, 2026 Bestsellers