Isha Ghai

She stood there staring at the walls, Only an observer could say. For hours, it had been now, Even the winds couldn’t explain. They say they wrapped her with fragrance, Yet a gaze so relentless to dissuade. They say they poured tiny…
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Does India at all need a uniform law to ensure harmony of personal laws across the theological spectrum? Or is the idea of the Uniform Civil Code in itself perverse to the concept of religious freedom articulated under Article 25 and…
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It is the impingement of the fundamental right of freedom of speech and expression that the courts need to address at the earliest. P andit Jawaharlal Nehru, while introducing the first Constitution of India (Amendment) Bill 1951,…
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Despite observations, suggestions and international recommendations to widen the definition of marital rape, a rather retrograde and indifferent stance of the legislature still persists. R ape is the most gruesome violation of a being, a…
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The mechanical engineer is showing the way for innovation in education, something that governments across the world can learn from. W e all remember Phunsukh Wangdu, the creator of an enviably unconventional model of education in the…
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Under the lens are laws related to adultery in keeping with today’s changing times, concepts of privacy and the role of men, women and government in inter-personal relationships. A petition has been filed by Joseph Shine (Joseph Shine…
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The Bill, in its present form, does not address numerous concerns that have been raised by the very people it is meant for. “Over the past decade, human trafficking has moved from margins to mainstream of International concern,” stated…
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The South African town should be a wakeup call to India on water management wherein people are educated about their water usage patterns, penalties entailing violations and water management skills.   T he worst Indian water crisis of…
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Touted as the sleeping giant of football, India today is ‘bleeding blue’. C ontrary to the popular connotation that this phrase has acquired in the ground of Indian cricket, in the playfield of football it surely seems to have stood true…
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