Sociologist C. Wright Mills, in his book The Power Elite, calls attention to the interwoven interests of the elites, the eponymous "power elite" are those that occupy the dominant positions in ...
Even after 75 years of Independence, several key institutions are still dragging the colonial legacy. They have not undertaken the necessary reforms to keep up with the changing time and technology. ...
In a democratic society, a Prime Minister is considered the most reputed and valuable official. If anybody tries to breach his security, they definitely invite the wrath of law. Today, the ...
The grand old party, Congress, is down and out. It has failed miserably in playing the role of a constructive opposition. It is falling short on talent, ideas and ideology. Its ...
The culture of freebies is gradually becoming a hindrance to India’s development. Some ‘good for nothing’ politicians are the ones responsible for it. Nevertheless, the Supreme Court has now given a ...
In India, the Supreme Court holds a very respectable position. Its directives have always been a stone of rigidity. But recent incidents have put Court’s final judicial authority under scrutiny. Now, ...
Fascism is on the rise in Modi’s India. The NDA ruling alliance led by the nationalist Bhartiya Janta Party is mulling over removing the controversial ‘Sedition Law’. Yes, the colonial sedition ...
After violence broke out against the Hindu community on Hanuman Janamotsav last week in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri area - the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) on Wednesday (April 20) started a two-day ...
We always hear the term, Justice delayed is justice denied. Justice is one of the foundational values of a nation-state existence. Justice brings peace and helps in bringing stability & order ...
On 26th November, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had announced a liquor ban in Bihar with effect from 1st April 2016. Thus, people in the state resort to the consumption of illicitly-brewed ...
From the last two decades, there have been a lot of hues and cries about the red-tapism prevalent in the judicial setup. While the problem is constantly discussed in public forums, ...
A bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) N.V. Ramana, Justices D.Y. Chandrachud, and Surya Kant on Saturday (November 13) suggested a rather stupefying arrangement to tackle the pollution problem, currently ...
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