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India Legal Magazine September 19, 2022

THE NEW WORLD DISORDER

The definition of permacrisis is a state of ongoing disruption to political, economic and social life from which there is no foreseeable exit. Covid-19, inflation, the conflict in Ukraine, rising energy and food prices and the destructive impact of climate change are the most obvious signs to show that the world is entering an era of protracted turmoil

10 mins

THE LIVE STREAMING DEBATE

The top court live streamed its proceedings for the first time to mark the then Chief Justice of India NV Ramana's last day in office. Some states are also live streaming judicial proceedings, but it needs to become a more permanent feature

4 mins

TO DO OR NOT TO DO

The constitutional right to freedom of religion, which is also said to include the right to convert, has been taken up time and again by the Indian courts. The problem, however, arises when a person is forced or lured to convert to another religion

6 mins

UNHOLY ALLIANCE

The pharma-physician connection has knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court. The recent public interest litigation filed in the apex court is only a replication of the clear truth that commerce, and not service, is the significant inspiring force in the healthcare industry

6 mins

TECHNOPOLIS GRINDS TO A HALT

Parts of India's Silicon City have been marooned after rains exposed its hi-tech lies. But this is the state of every city in the country with haphazard development and greedy contractors

4 mins

WEDDED MISS

While dismissing a petition for divorce, the Kerala High Court observed that the present trend seems to be to break the nuptial tie on flimsy grounds. It said that marriage is not a mere ritual for intimacy

5 mins

NOT YOUR WORSHIP

The Kerala High Court's decision to deny permission for constructing a new place of worship, saying the state was "exhausted with religious places and prayer halls," throws up several questions for other states where the spread of religious places is on the rise

3 mins

The Nuclear Nightmare

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine; (inset) UN inspectors assess damage to the plant

1 min

Queen and Country

Her last official engagement and public sighting was when she met Britain's new prime minister Liz Truss at her Scottish residence (right).

1 min

Flood of Misery

The WHO estimates that at least 6,34,000 people affected by floods are living in displaced persons camps

1 min

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India Legal Magazine is a monthly legal magazine published by ENC Network Pvt. Ltd. in New Delhi, India. It is one of the most popular legal magazines in the country. The magazine is known for its in-depth coverage of the Indian legal system, as well as its insights from leading experts in the field. It covers a wide range of topics related to law, including:

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