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The domino effect of the USA- Iran war has affected our country and our homes in many ways. Be it the LPG crisis, the falling share market or the appeal by the Prime Minister to reduce travel, reduce buying of gold or to work from home. But what about the real effect on our ‘homes’? […]

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 the government with the people. In a democratic society, citizens have the right to know about the actions, policies, and decisions of public authorities. Through

BYMr. Balakrishna RAssistant ProfessorSoundarya College of Law Abstract This article critically examines the sociological processes of Sanskritization and DeSanskritization, focusing on their implications for caste, culture, and equality in Indian society. While Sanskritization, as theorized by M.N. Srinivas, describes the adoption of uppercaste practices by marginalized groups to achieve upward mobility, DeSanskritization represents a countermovement of

In the bustling streets of Indian cities, the vendor is more than just a seller of goods; they are a purveyor of a way of life. Their cart more than just a moving store is their fixed capital, their warehouse, and the thing that keeps their family fed. Yet these vital clogs in the informal

BYDr. Manjunatha TAssistant ProfessorSoundarya College of Law Global warming is one of the major environmental problems which the entire world is facing and it is a serious issue. This global warming increases the temperature in global level, it causes melt in glaciers and polar ice caps, it causes Tsunami by increasing sea level, changes in

ByMs. Akshatha Poovappa NAssistant ProfessorSoundarya College of Law Introduction: The evolving conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran represents one of the most complex and sensitive geopolitical developments in recent history. Rooted in decades of mistrust, ideological differences, and strategic rivalry, this confrontation is not merely a military engagement but a reflection of deeper

By Kavita S NagashettiAssistant ProfessorSoundarya College of LawPh:No – 8660908173kavithanagashetti@soundaryainstitutions.in Introduction In a constitutional democracy like India, the judiciary plays a crucial role in maintaining the rule of law and ensuring justice. At the apex of this system stands the Supreme Court of India, whose decisions are binding on all courts within the country. One

By Pooja Abinaya GBAssistant Professor of Law, Soundarya College of lawPoojaabinaya@soundaryainstitutions.in The Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Amendment) Bill, 2023 was introduced on 19th September, 2023 in Lok Sabha. The bill proposed to introduce reservation for women in Lok sabha, state legislative assemblies and in assembly of NCT Delhi. The Bill was passed in Lok

By Jithin George Jackson KAsst Prof of Law, Soundarya College of Law,Research Scholar, Kirit P Mehta School of Law, NMIMSjithingeorge@soundaryainstitutions.in The Essential Services Maintenance Act 1981 is a legislation intended to maintain normal life in the community assuring there is no choking of public utility. This statute extends to the whole of India. Section 2(a)

By – Damini MAssistant Professor of Law Introduction The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (also known as the MCA New Amendment Bill or Corporate Laws Amendment Bill, 2026) seeks to decriminalise more than 60 parts of the Companies Act, 2013, improve ease of doing business, and streamline compliance. It emphasises updated merger criteria, increased regulatory power