Written by Navraj Singh from: Lovely Professional University Introduction In a world flooding with clashes, abuse, and savagery, searching for asylum frequently gets to be the ultimate reference point of belief for those getting away with abuse and danger. Security travel is full of challenges, legal impediments, and passionate turmoil. As nations snare with the … Read more
Written by Nidhi Choudhary Introduction The submarine communication cables form a vast network on the seabed and transmit massive amounts of data across oceans. They provide over 95% of international telecommunications — not via satellites as it is commonly assumed. The global submarine network is the “backbone” of the Internet and enables the ubiquitous use … Read more
Written by Tosheeq Ahmed Abstract The greatest foundation of a family and society is a woman. She gives birth to life, nurtures, shapes, and strengthens it. She also transmits tradition and serves as a vehicle for passing down culture from one generation to the next. Tragically, she is treated with great injustice in our nation. … Read more
Written By Rayma Kumari 3rd Year Student of BA.LLB(Hons) Lovely Professional University, Punjab Introduction Religious intolerance in a secular nation is a complicated task, as the colourful fabric of India demonstrates. India is a country renowned for its diverse spirit and rich cultural diversity, and its secular identity works to protect the values of equality … Read more
This blog is written by Snigdha Sharma, B.A.LL.B(Hons), Lovely Professional University Abstract The Indian legal system governs and takes care of the world’s largest democracy. When the legal system has to deal with a wide variety of races, castes, classes and various other social distinctions, it becomes very difficult to make such a law which … Read more
This article “Defence through Unity: The Role of Collective Security in Safeguarding International Defence” is written by Prerna Puthela, a student from Lovely Professional University. “ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE” Introduction An international system is a group of sovereign states with vastly different ideologies, interests, capabilities, structures, and goals, thus chances of conflict are, … Read more
This article is written by Anu Sharma, a 3rd year student pursuing a B.A.LLB (Hons.) from Lovely Professional University, School of Law. Phagwara, Punjab This is an exhaustive article dealing with the establishment of the National Green Tribunal. The article includes the need and the objectives of the tribunal, its composition, contribution and the need … Read more
Written by Sukhmandeep Kaur, a 4th-semester student at Lovely Professional University. Abstract Today’s information/digital age offers widespread use of social media. The use of social media is ubiquitous and cuts across all age groups, social classes and cultures. However, the increased use of these media is accompanied by privacy issues and ethical concerns. These privacy … Read more
This article is written by Dev Bansal a student of Lovely Professional University. During World War I and World War II, there has been a noticeable shift in the focus when it comes to the unique issues faced by land-locked states. There were only four independent land-locked states outside of Europe before 1914: Ethiopia (which … Read more
Rights are those claims which are recognized by society and protected by the state to ensure the complete lives of individuals. Rights should be reasonable, logical, and rational are should be right. Rights are essential in one’s life. Rights means social claims and these claims are protected by law… Rights are those conditions or guarantees … Read more