Case analysis of Shankari Prasad v. Union of India. During the last fifteen months of the working of the Constitution, certain difficulties have been brought to light by judicial decisions and pronouncements specially with regards to the chapter on fundamental rights. This was the reason behind legislating the First Constitutional Amendment Act of 1951, which wreaked havoc in the country.
The lion’s share in this trend is undoubtedly enjoyed by the Social Media Corporation floated in the hostel room of Harvard: The “Facebook” Inc, which is now facing legal trouble due to the USA regulator filing a suit under the Antitrust Laws (the Competition Laws of USA).
The education system in Nordic countries like Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Norway is regarded amongst the finest in the world. This article will examine the features of these education systems and suggest some features of these systems that can be implemented in India as well. While these countries are grouped together as Nordic countries, each country’s system is unique and designed to suit the country’s needs.
India, after gaining independence from British Rule in 1947, enlisted itself as a socialist country with limited trade and government control on production of all items. This era till 1991, was also termed as the ‘Licence Raj’ with licences required to establish any and every form of business.
With the advent of globalization and modernization,Indian society has undergone innumerable drastic changes. People’s traditions, values, cultures, and beliefs have evolved to be more accepting and open-minded, even when it comes to the contentiously debated topic of live-in relationships. These days, many young couples are choosing to have live-in relationships.
The St. Stephen’s college was an aided educational institution which use to get grants from the state government funds. The institution used to follow an admission process which was followed every academic year to get new admissions. Being a Christian minority institution, the admission process was of the sort which used to favour Christian students.
