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20 years of 21st century vis-à-vis the 20th century: Democracy an Supreme Court
By samikshagupta9194
When the soul of India finally found a distinct and independent utterance on 15th August 1947, Nehru encapsulated the dreams of millions in his “Tryst with Destiny” speech. Vacant of poverty, devoid of caste prejudices, untouched by ignorance and narrow-mindedness, religious freedom and equal protection to all was the dream of the 21st century India. How far have we progressed towards the dream? Sir Kenneth Wheare proclaimed it as “the biggest liberal experiment in the democratic government”. The fact that it still runs unfractured in a country with a religiously and culturally diverse population of 1.2 Billion might be the greatest achievement in the history of democracy. Nowhere else in the world and never before in the history, has one-sixth of the human race existed together as a single political entity, as remarked by Nani Palkhivala. Though while glorifying one’s achievement, one must not sweep mishaps under the rug. The late twentieth century almost witnessed the death of Indian democracy, economic catastrophe and the birth of judiocracy. This article will shed light to how the relation of democracy with politics, economy and judiciary evolved and where are we now in 20 years of 21st century.
Posted on July 26, 2020, 12:36 a.m.
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LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIPS AND THE INDIAN JUDICIARY
By samikshagupta9194
The Indian society is observing a drastic change in its living pattern day-by-day. Indians are slowly and gradually opening up their minds towards the idea of pre-marital sex and live-in relationships. This change has been continuously under criticism and highly discussed as such concepts lack legality and acceptance in the society. Law has been playing a vital role in social change. Society is composed of the individuals. Law and society try to regulate the conduct of an individual.
Posted on July 12, 2020, 2:03 a.m.
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