National Debate Competition (Virtual) jointly organized by Rajasthan School of Law for Women and Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission (5-6 June, 2023) UNLEASH YOUR INTELLECT WITH PARLEY 3.0! Rajasthan School of Law for Women in association with Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission is organising PARLEY 3.0 NATIONAL DEBATE COMPETITION (ONLINE). The Dates for the competition are 5th and 6th June, 2023. “Argue with grace, Compete with passion” Topics for Debate are as follows: Preliminary Round (Round 1): Legality of Internet Shutdown •Semi-Final Round (Round 2): Future of Artificial Intel ..read more

Vidhishala presents the National Level Poster Making Competition on the Occasion of World Population Day (11th July 2022). The details are provided in the brochure. Click here for the brochure. https://www.instagram.com/p/CfwVjvKvKI2/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY%3D ..read more

Parley 2.0: National Debate Competition by Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur [May 30-31]: Register Now! Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur in association with Rajasthan State Legal Services Authorities is organizing National Debate Competition from May 30 to 31, 2022. About the College Rajasthan School of Law for Women was established in the year 2018 in Kanoria College Campus, opposite Rajasthan University. The college is approved by Bar Council of India and is affiliated to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University (previously affiliated to University of Rajasthan). About the Debate ..read more

iNTERNATIONAL LEGAL ARTICLE WRITING COMPETITION 2022 by GEETA INSTITUTE OF LAW: PRIZE WORTH Rs. 5K, REGISTER BY 25th FEB About the Geeta Institute of law The institute is very well located on NH-1, G.T. Road Panipat, just 50 minutes run from Delhi. The institute was granted affiliation by Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra in 2007 and affiliation has been approved by Bar Council of India. Geeta Institute of law is one of the prestigious Law Institute having honored as being the best 35th law college in India by India Today Ranking. About the Centre for Environmental Studies The Centre for Env ..read more

This editorial analysis is based on the article Social media: The new theatre of India’s culture wars which was published in Hindustan Times on 31st of August of 2020. It analyses the impact of Social media on society and governance. The phenomenal rise of Social Media (SM) platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and others is proving to be a double-edged sword in the functioning of democracies. On the one hand, it has democratised access to information but on the other hand, it has also posed new challenges which are now directly impacting our democracies and the people. Extent of Social Media .I ..read more

On December 2nd cannabis was removed from the dangerous drugs list by the United Nations. India voted in favor of the reclassification of the drug. INTRODUCTION: Drugs have always made news in the subcontinent. They are more popular than any other scandal. Everyone has access to them in the country. Be it legal or illegal. India is one of the biggest hubs in the world. You name it, we got it. Anything in that abundance will always be misused, so are drugs. This misuse of drugs has been undoubtedly increasing since the past decades. In such a perilous background, it was very necessary to have s ..read more

Article 356 refers to State Emergency I.e. President’s Rule. It refers to the emergency imposed in the state due to the report of the governor, resulting to which the state functions according to the President. It explores different types of emergencies in the Constitution of India. National Emergency. State Emergency. Financial emergency. What is an emergency? Black law’s dictionary defines emergency “as a failure of social system to deliver reasonable conditions of life”. The term emergency may be defined as “circumstances arising suddenly that calls for immediate action by the public aut ..read more

https://www.gnusolidario.org/img/animal-rights.png “Some people think its ok to benefit from animals, while others think they should not be exploited” Many people believe that animals are supposed to be treated in the same way as humans, and should have comparable rights. While other people believe that it is vital to utilize them as we want for purposes such as food, flesh, and research work. In this essay, I will elaborate both the viewpoints along with my opinion. We all know the term “Animal Rights” for people started urging for the rights of the innocent animals in the mid-1800s. They sta ..read more

Leadership Opportunities at ILF 2020 Are you interested in furthering your career, building your network of professionals, strengthening your leadership skills, and implementing new ideas within our learning and development community? If yes, a unique leadership opportunity awaits you. VIDHISHALA in association with General Law is organizing India’s first and biggest legal fest in 2020 “Indian Law Festival” which will be organized from 25-27th December 2020 through online platform. For the successful functioning of the event we are inviting application of enthusiasts who are willing to contrib ..read more

DECIDED ON- 24th November, 1961 BENCH- K. Subbarao, SK Das, Raghubar Dayal INTRODUCTION A landmark case in the criminal history of India, K.M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra has been a case discussed like ever since now. This judgment made its place as soon as it was pronounced. This landmark judgement of India received unprecedented media attention as it involved Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati, a Naval Commander who was tried for committing the murder of his wife’s lover, Mr. Prem Ahuja. Initially, Nanavati was declared not guilty, but later the verdict was dismissed by the Bombay ..read more