Article 14 of the Indian Constitution guarantees equality before the law, profoundly impacting education by assuring equal access and protecting against discrimination. Despite strides in inclusivity, socio-economic, gender, and regional disparities persist. Judicial cases have shaped policies like the RTE Act, promoting educational equality but challenges in implementation and societal prejudices remain, hindering the constitutional promise of unbiased education for all in India.

Introduction Legal dramas have long held a prominent place in popular culture, captivating audiences with their riveting portrayals of courtroom battles, legal maneuvering, and the complexities of justice. From iconic TV shows…

Introduction A crucial component of legal education is mooting, which provides law students with real-world advocacy experience in a simulated courtroom. It is important because it helps close the gap between academic…

Introduction Publications in the legal context are written works that include articles, blogs, case comments, and research papers. These materials are essential to a law student’s academic and professional development because they…

The blog post offers a comprehensive guide for law graduates in India, exploring career options ranging from traditional legal practice, judicial services, corporate law, and academia, to alternative dispute resolution (ADR), entrepreneurship, public policy advocacy, and international law and diplomacy. It underscores the importance of aligning personal interests and strengths with career choices, and of gaining hands-on experience through internships and clerkships. It also points to emerging opportunities in ADR and entrepreneurship within the legal field.

Introduction The right to privacy is a fundamental aspect of human rights, recognized globally as an essential element for the protection of individual dignity and autonomy. In India, the right to privacy…

Introduction: In the rich tapestry of India’s legal and political landscape, the terms “constitution” and “constitutionalism” are often used interchangeably, but they encapsulate distinct concepts that shape the foundation of the nation….

Introduction The Rule of Law is a foundational principle that serves as the bedrock of a just and democratic society. It ensures that the legal system operates in a fair and predictable…