Source: The Hindu Relevance: To study the arbitration methods. Synopsis: Third-party funding in Arbitration should be explored, with sufficient caution, to expedite access to justice. Third-Party Funding in Arbitration/Litigation Funding It is the process in which someone who is not involved in an arbitration provides funds to a party to that arbitration in exchange for an… Continue reading Case for third party funding
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PM emphasis on less government interference is the way to go
Source: Business Standard Relevance: To understand the direction of the nation. Introduction: PM Modi vision/Speech on Independence Day: The government seeks to minimize government intrusion in public lives The government has repealed unnecessary laws and regulations e.g. The government has ended 15,000 compliances. There is emphasis on deregulation and freedom from state and bureaucratic interference For… Continue reading PM emphasis on less government interference is the way to go
Tribunal reforms: what’s abolished, what happens to pending cases
Source: Indian Express Relevance: Tribunals in India, Justice delivery Synopsis: Changes introduced by the Tribunals Reform Bill 2021. Context The Supreme Court recently expressed its discontentment over the functioning of tribunals in the country. A Bench led by Chief Justice of India recently asked the government if it intends to shut down tribunals that have several key… Continue reading Tribunal reforms: what’s abolished, what happens to pending cases
India’s fate is tied to the rest of the world
Source: The Hindu Relevance: Evolution of India’s foreign policy. Synopsis: It was through its global interactions, India defined itself throughout its history as an independent nation India and the world India’s fate has been closely tied to the rest of the world. After independence India required active engagement with a variety of partners for its… Continue reading India’s fate is tied to the rest of the world
An oath in whose name?
Source: The Hindu Relevance: To understand the process of oath-taking Synopsis: Time and again, the issue of oath-taking and in whose name oath is taken has been raised. The debate should be settled as per the constitution and the observations of SC Context: Recently, some Karnataka ministers took oath in the name of Gaumata, Vijayanagara Virupaksha,… Continue reading An oath in whose name?
Treating the invisible pandemic
Source: The Indian Express Relevance: To understand the impact of the Pandemic on mental health Synopsis: Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) report highlighted the impact on mental health by the pandemic. This needs a robust multi-stakeholder response at the central, state and local levels. Introduction India’s response to disasters is reasonably good. But this… Continue reading Treating the invisible pandemic
As Taliban makes a rapid military advance through Afghanistan, India too must brace itself for the consequences
Source: Indian Express (Article 1), Article 2) and Times of India Relevance: This article explains the recent development in Afghanistan Synopsis: The Taliban have seized Kabul. Now, India should be a first responder in the current crisis for humanitarian and longer-term political reasons. Introduction: The Taliban first stormed to power in 1996, with an open demonstration… Continue reading As Taliban makes a rapid military advance through Afghanistan, India too must brace itself for the consequences
Social Media regulations: Slanting posts
Source: The Hindu Relevance: This article explains the control of Social media data in India Synopsis: Social media platforms should have the same standards for the government and the Opposition Introduction Several Twitter handles, associated with the Congress and its leaders, including its former president Rahul Gandhi, were blocked by Twitter in the last few days,… Continue reading Social Media regulations: Slanting posts
We, the people, miss our houses
Source: Indian Express Relevance: To understand the issues regarding the functioning of parliament. Synopsis: Over the years, the functioning of Parliament has declined, which is not good for a healthy democracy. So, let us understand the issue involved in the functioning of Parliament Drafting of Indian Constitution The constitution assembly held its first meeting to… Continue reading We, the people, miss our houses
Is grain fortification the only way to meet India’s nutritional challenge?
Source: Business Standard Relevance: Article throws a light on pros and cons of food fortification Synopsis: As the Centre presses ahead with its plan to distribute fortified rice through the public distribution system, in order to fight chronic anaemia and malnutrition, critics have raised questions on the strategy. Context In a recent reply in Parliament, the Centre… Continue reading Is grain fortification the only way to meet India’s nutritional challenge?
