1. Introduction The principles of Equality Before Law and Equal Protection of Law form the cornerstone of modern legal frameworks, ensuring justice, fairness, and non-discrimination in societies worldwide. While these concepts are often used interchangeably, they possess distinct meanings and implications in legal discourse. This article provides an exploration of these principles by defining them, […]
The concepts of the “rule of law” and “rule by law” are foundational to understanding the nature of governance, justice, and the relationship between the state and its citizens. While these terms may sound similar, they represent fundamentally different approaches to the application of law in society. This article explores the definitions, historical evolution, differences,
1. India’s Foreign Policy Indian foreign policy from 2015 to 2025 has seen a remarkable transformation, elevating the country’s stature on the world stage. Backed by a growing economy and proactive leadership, New Delhi has projected an ambition to be a leading power globally. In this decade, India engaged deeply with major powers and forged
India’s Foreign Policy (2015–2025): Emergence of a Global Leader Read More »
In an era where democracy is under siege in many parts of the world, India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, has emerged as a formidable voice defending democratic values on the global stage. At the Munich Security Conference, an event recognized as one of the premier forums for international diplomacy and strategic dialogue, Jaishankar
1. Theories of Rights Human rights are an essential part of our world today. They configure the legal, social, and political systems that govern how people interact with each other and how they are treated by the state. But what exactly are these rights? And how do we know that they are universal, inalienable, and
Theories of Human Rights: Exploring the Foundations of Universal Dignity Read More »
1. What is Fifth Generation of Rights ? The concept of fifth generation of rights is a relatively new and speculative idea, and much like the fourth generation of rights, there is no official or universally accepted definition for what constitutes these rights in international human rights law. However, the term is often used to
Fifth Generation of Rights: Contemporary Discourses, Developments and Challenges Read More »
1. A Comprehensive Framework for Fundamental Rights The Constitution of India is one of the most comprehensive and progressive legal documents in the world. It not only serves as the supreme law of the land but also lays down the framework for the governance of a vast and diverse democracy. Its progressive approach to the
Introduction: Human Rights in the Age of AI Human Rights in the Age of AI: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly permeated nearly every aspect of society, bringing both promise and peril for human rights. On one hand, AI offers tremendous benefits – from enhancing access to education and health information to tackling human trafficking and
Human Rights in the Age of AI: Policies and Politics Read More »