In May 2012, a book titled "Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World" was published by political scientist Ian Bremmer. The book describes the...
Prehistoric period refers to the period of human history between the first known use of stone tools by hominins around 3.3 million years ago till the advent of...
Government has adopted both violent and peaceful strategies to tackle threat posed by naxals. But lately it seems government is keener to follow peaceful strategy of development as...
Scientific research in India has played a crucial role in advancing national development, from agriculture and healthcare to space exploration and information technology. Despite a strong legacy of...
Of late 2011 and early 2012, Indian economy has shown resilience and positive growth momentum. It is true that India has come out reasonable well in macro-economic policy...
Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a public financing mechanism used by governments to stimulate urban redevelopment, infrastructure development, and economic growth in specific areas. Under this system, future...
At the time of its independence in 1948, Myanmar had not joined the Commonwealth due to too much bitterness towards British. Immediately afterwards, Burma came under the grip...
What is Reproductive Tourism? · Reproductive Tourism is the practice of travelling to another country for fertility treatments. It is closely linked to the practice of commercial surrogacy....
Background: The Nuclear Safety Regulatory Authority Bill is a first step towards granting functional autonomy to the country’s nuclear regulator by dissolving Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) which...
Asteroid mining refers to exploiting raw materials from asteroids and other minor planets such as Near-Earth objects (NEO). The raw material such as Iron, Nickle etc. can be...
The Doctrine of Eclipse is a principle of constitutional law in India that explains the effect of a fundamental rights violation on pre-constitutional and post-constitutional laws. According to...
Article 13 of the constitution says that a law is void if it is inconsistent with the Fundamental Rights. A void statute is devoid of any legal force...
