In the ongoing discourse surrounding education, the comparative analysis between homeschooling and private schools has emerged as a nuanced and crucial discussion, with proponents and critics advocating for each approach based on distinctive educational philosophies and priorities.
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The Supreme Court has declared the electoral bonds scheme as “unconstitutional,” emphasizing its infringement on the right to information. The scheme, permitting undisclosed corporate contributions to political parties, has been halted by the court. Additionally, the State Bank of India (SBI) has been instructed to cease the issuance of electoral bonds and reveal information regarding the recipients.
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During her lecture titled “The International Court of Justice: A Legal Forum in a Political Environment” at the Supreme Court of India on February 10, Judge Hilary Charlesworth of the International Court of Justice shared insights from her experiences and observations regarding judicial impartiality, scholarly critiques, and the political challenges encountered by the ICJ over the years.
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During the consecration of Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya and several other locations across states, including Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, Bihar, and Maharashtra, various regions experienced assaults on religious establishments and confrontations between different communities.
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At the heart of South Africa’s opposition to Israel lies a fundamental concern over perceived human rights violations against the Palestinian people.
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In recent years, there has been a noticeable surge in youth interest in politics, marking a departure from the traditional notion that young people are apathetic towards political affairs
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On Tuesday, the Union government withdrew and subsequently reintroduced three criminal law Bills, following recommendations made by the Parliamentary Standing
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The Post Office Bill, 2023, was successfully passed by the Rajya Sabha on Monday, marking a significant departure from the long-standing Indian Post Office Act of 1898 that has governed the country’s postal services for 125 years
Read MorePolitics is a pervasive force in our lives, shaping the policies that govern societies andinfluencing the decisions that impact individuals
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