article by Khushi Saraf I.                INTRODUCTION Modern, healthy constitutional democracies have taken a step forward from the traditional three-pronged government structure by acknowledging the existence of a fourth branch. Fourth-tier institutions essentially provide an infrastructure to effectuate the democratic ideals, and promote constitutional rights and values. Institutes like the Information Commission, Comptroller, Auditor General, etc.,… Read More Election Commission of India: A Threat to the Autonomy of the Fourth Branch of Government

article by Keshav Kulshreshtha and Arihant Sethia “It takes us a long time to raise our children. Then, when they grow up, they are shot. This cannot go on. We no longer want to look for our children in the morgue. —Yumlembam Mema, women’s rights activist in Manipur.” Abstract In this legislative comment, the author… Read More AFSPA: A MOCKERY OF HUMAN RIGHTS

In this article, Himanshi Yadav, a third-year law student at the National Law University, Jodhpur and Akshay Tiwari, a third-year law student at the National Law University Jodhpur, have analysed the sedition laws in India, making a case for the need for reform in these laws arguing that these laws are not desirable in modern… Read More The Illegitimate Prince Of Indian Law: The Desirability Of Sedition Laws In Modern India

In this article, Akanksha Trivedi, a third-year law student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab and Ridhima Singhal, a third-year law student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, have analysed the sedition laws in India, arguing on whether these laws are desirable in the current day and age. This article by… Read More Desirability of Sedition Laws in Modern India