Law Student, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
Aditya Kashyap is a law student pursuing FYIC B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. As an avid reader and researcher, his interest areas include Constitutional Law, IPR Law, Arthashashtra, Soft Power, and National Security. He is actively involved in student activism and currently holds the responsibility of Punjab State Convenor, Think India.
What
historically began as a movement of the downtrodden masses as a safeguard
against the hegemonistic rule of the aristocracy and the monarchy has
completely undergone a transformation in its form and idea. The movement has
taken up the skin of an umbrella movement that openly preaches
This
year’s union budget was announced against the backdrop of slowdown in the
domestic market, which is represented in the slowdown in the GDP which has
fallen to 4.5%, there has been a rise in the inflation which has crossed more
than 7.3% for the month of December, the investments which
“Caste, community will rapidly
disappear. We have to speedily forget all these things. Such boundaries hamper
our growth”. These
famous words of Sardar Patel seem relevant in the present scenario of Assam and
particularly in Bodo accord. The central government along with
state government
IntroductionWith
the beginning of a new decade, the debate over BREXIT has finally met its end.
The United Kingdom, under the leadership of Boris Johnson, has officially
pulled itself out of the European Union, ending almost a 47 year old
membership. After almost four years of negotiations and
IntroductionThere are a few companies whose purpose for formation
has been fulfilled and therefore the Management feels that there is no point in
continuing the Company as it involves a lot of cost, compliances and time. In
such a scenario, it is feasible to Voluntarily Liquidate the Company.
IntroductionOne of Daniel Quinn’s most famous novels, Ishmael, opens with a newspaper
advertisement stating, ‘Teacher seeks pupil. Must have an earnest desire to
save the world. Apply in person.’ Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar would have been the
most suitable ‘pupil’ for this advertisement