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Dearness Allowance: More Than a Salary Hike—A Shield Against Inflation
Prices are steadily increasing, everyday essentials such as milk, groceries, electricity and rent are becoming more expensive. However whether you are an employee or a pensioner often face a challenge
Fashion’s Unchecked Footprint: A primer on Lex Lata and Lex Ferenda in U.S. Environmental Apparel Law
Saumya VermaAssistant Professor of Law,Soundarya College of Law, Bangalore.saumyaverma@soundaryainstitutions.in Introduction Strictly speaking, there is no legal vacuum in the environmental regulation of the fashion industry in the United States. It’s
Preventive Detention’s Constitutional Limits: What the J&K High Court Held in the Mehraj Malik Case
Saumya VermaAssistant Professor of Law,Soundarya Group of Institutions, Bangalore.saumyaverma@soundaryainstitutions.in The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court’s recent judgement quashing the detention of AAP MLA Mehraj Malik under the Public
Ecocide: India’s Forgotten Crime Against Environment
Ms.Pranitha P Pai Assistant ProfessorSoundarya College of Law. The domino effect of the USA- Iran war has affected our country and our homes in many ways. Be it the LPG
Media as the Fourth Pillar of Democracy
Raghavnedra GAssistant Professor Soundarya College of Law Soundaryanagar, Sidedahalli, Nagasandra.Bengaluru – 560073.Karnatakaraghavendrag@soundaryainstitutions.in Media is often regarded as the “Fourth Pillar of Democracy” because it plays an essential role in connecting
Why De-Sanskritization Offers a More Radical Path to Equality
BYMr. Balakrishna RAssistant ProfessorSoundarya College of Law Abstract This article critically examines the sociological processes of Sanskritization and De Sanskritization, focusing on their implications for caste, culture, and equality in Indian society.