The state of mind has always been challenging to find new ways to explore the deepest and darkest fears that creates a boundary and restricts us to some extent, to move on. They say it’s a feeling but I say, if it’s there to stay, why not use it to document what the others are […]
Indian cinema and its jaw-dropping affinity to male chauvinism
This post is written by Ishita Goyal, a student of Symbiosis Law School, Noida. Her research interests include sstudy of social behavior and law. To quote the words of D. Bhoopaty, “cinema is widely considered a microcosm of the social, political, economic, and cultural life of a nation”. It is true that the impact of the […]
Trolling culture and its astonishing sexist traits
This post is written by Ritabrata Roy who is a Doctoral Tutor at University of Sussex, Law School. Women with a public platform get more shit than their male counterparts. And now what’s long been known through anecdote and, in some cases, unpleasant direct experience has some numbers behind it. In a study of the […]
Call for Papers: NUJS Journal of Regulatory Studies Governance and Public Policy: Submit Now!
Call for Papers Centre for Regulatory Studies, Governance, and Public Policy hereby invite scholarly articles for its peer-reviewed Journal- NUJS Journal of Regulatory Studies that shall be published in the upcoming issues. About the Journal The Journal is uniquely construed for extending beyond articulating and conceptualizing the problems that plague society but aims at invoking […]
Call for Papers: NUALS Law Journal (17th Edition: Issue 1): Submit by Oct 25
About the Journal The Editorial Board of the NUALS Law Journal (ISSN Number 2319-8273) is inviting submissions for the first volume of its 17th Edition (Vol. 17 Issue 1). The Journal, published bi-annually, is the flagship law review of the National University of Advanced Legal Studies and is a multidisciplinary, double-blind reviewed journal. Further details are available […]
Perception and Mindfulness: Wheels of The Same Chariot
About the Author: This blog is written by Siddharth Mathur, Designated Partner at Lex Protector LLP. Siddharth is a intellectual property rights practitioner and a prolific blogger who writes on issues of mental health, mindfulness, art and culture. Henry David Thoreau, an American philosopher and poet once said “It’s not what you look at that […]
Global Constitutionalism : Some critical remarks
About the author …. Jaakko Husa is a Professor of Comparative Law and Constitutional Law at the University of Lapland (Finland). He was a visiting professor in the Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong, in the fall semester 2016–2017. This article is based on a lecture delivered by Professor Husa at the invitation of […]
Netflix’s ‘MIMI’ and the underlying intricacies on the framework of surrogacy in India
This post is written by Ishita Goyal, a student of Symbiosis Law School, Noida. Her research interests include gender studies, sexuality and law. The 2021 Netflix’s movie, MIMI was a moving take on motherhood and surrogacy. It highlights the aspect of commercial surrogacy which has often been a point of debate. ‘MIMI’ is a story […]
The Chancellor’s Global Academic Merit Scholarship: University of Portsmouth
Which batches will this scholarship apply for? For January 2023 entry onwards, eligible applicants will be considered for the Chancellor’s Global Academic Merit Scholarship. What is the nature of this scholarship? The For January 2023 entry onwards, eligible applicants will be considered for the Chancellor’s Global Academic Merit Scholarship deducts 5000 GBP from first year’s […]
Scholarships University of Huddersfield Fee Waivers January 2023 entry
School of Arts & Humanities fee waivers. These are open to all candidates, including those who have not previously studied at Huddersfield. School waivers are open to Home / Overseas candidates, but Overseas candidates will be offered partial waivers of up to 50%. Offers made to Home students may be partial or full waivers. The […]
