By: Niharika Mukherjee* | Introduction This article shall examine asymmetric federalism in the Indian context, focusing specifically on the role of Supreme Court decisions in this regard. In particular, it shall rely upon six judgements on asymmetric federalism concerning Jammu and Kashmir and seven judgements on Telangana, reflected in Articles 370 and 371D, respectively, of the Indian Constitution. This analysis shall proceed with the aim of understanding in what way asymm

By: Rashi Choudhary & Kruti Kachhwaha* | INTRODUCTION: Art is a medium of expression for artists and has played a pivotal role in the social evolution of the mankind. Appreciation for creative expression has existed since time immemorial through various civilizations and periods. Unfortunately, the social and economic conditions of artists who are not renowned have been worse than ever, especially during a global Pandemic. Social and economic security is a basic necessity in

By: Astha Joshi* | "Childbirth is more admirable than conquest, more amazing than self-defense, and as courageous as either one." - Gloria Steinem, American Journalist Motherhood is a surreal experience in a woman’s life. She realises her ability to possess the power of bringing a new living creature to the world. A new mindset emerges along with the new life. However, with all the pleasure comes numerous responsibilities and challenges. The life of an Indian woman is impose

By: Divya Khanwani and Suneel Kumar* | Introduction: The theory of bell jar, encapsulated by Fernand Braudel, likens the development of early modern capitalism to a process occurring inside a “bell jar:” insulated from the rest of the economy and unable to expand to the whole society. The monetary returns of the developmental schemes are accessible only to people who fall inside the limits of a bell jar. The rest of the population, who exist outside the bell jar, are deprived