Abstract In the 2011 national census, there were three options for declaring a person’s sex: Male, Female, and “Other”. This was India’s initial attempt to gather data on those who identify as non-binary gender. Despite issues with accuracy and exclusion, the census estimated that there were 487,803 transgender individuals living in India. There are transgender […]
ABSTRACT : “The greatest global humanitarian challenge the world has faced since World War II is the COVID-19 pandemic”. In India, the pandemic unfolded on January 20, 2020. To curb the transmission of the virus, lockdown was implemented from March 24, 2020 to March 31, 2022. The Indian economy has a preponderance of unorganised sectors,
ABSTRACT Since the emergence and adaption of technology in market space, its impact analysis has been a serious concern for policy and Law Makers. The inclusion of the non-traditional nature of works devoid of the basic tenets of an employer- employee relationship in the new Labour Codes in India is an enabling signal to transform
Abstract Irrespective of the social standing every human being born holds the basic human rights guaranteed by the law, to live the life with dignity. There are various International and National Pacts or Accords guaranteeing the human rights of all the individuals throughout the world. However, one of the untended segments of the society is
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Abstract We know various kinds of government prevalent in the world. Democratic form of Government considered as one of the best types of Government, albeit democratic forms of governments in Vogue in the world by two ways one is parliamentary and another is presidential form both have their own merit and demerits. Presidential form of
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Abstract India is a vast country, with huge diversity. Its economy has come a long way in terms of economic growth and development. India has emerged as top economies in the world. It has a huge working population of 406 million ( based on NSSO Survey of 1990-2000). It is astonishing that almost 92% of
PROTECTING LEGAL AND BASIC RIGHTS OF UNORGANISED WORKERS – A NEED OF THE DAY Read More »