January 29, 2014By Sonal Makhija
Journal of Indian Law and Society “Indian Feminisms, Law Reform and the Law Commission of India: Special Issue in Honour of Lotika Sarkar” Guest Editors: Rukmini Sen & Saptarshi Mandal[*]
CALL FOR PAPERS Whether in terms of concrete statutory changes or as a discursive […] January 29, 2014By Bonnie Zare Children – they are more than a third of India’s population. Happily, India’s Constitution guarantees special attention to children through necessary and special laws and policies that safeguard their rights. For instance, the right to equality, protection of life and personal liberty and the right against exploitation is enshrined in Articles 14, 15, 16, 17, […] January 23, 2014By Dilnavaz Bamboat AMAR RAO IS an intrepid Silicon Valley entrepreneur, whose specialty is the high technology sector. He currently heads marketing, sales, and business development for a start-up company. Additionally, he is the San Francisco Bay Area chapter head of Pratham USA, the American arm of the Indian education […] January 19, 2014By Bonnie Zare Gloria Steinem, whose powerful work has been inspiring feminists across the globe for 50 years, along with Ruchira Gupta, who founded the anti-trafficking organization Aapne Aap, led a session at the Jaipur Literary Festival on January 17and were welcomed by a warm and enthusiastic crowd. I enjoyed how the pomp of the session’s title “The […] |
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