Category: Journal

Introduction: Intangible information has become a basic asset, the fuel driving the ‘information Economy’ and personal data comprises a substantial share of such information assets.[1]During the proclaimed period of internet boom, much of the value ascribed by stock markets to Read More …

Introduction: The Human Rights Council is more active when compared with the United Nations Human Rights Commission. This is because, unlike the Commission, the Council is established as a subsidiary organ of the General Assembly and is required to meet Read More …

Adequacy of Legal and Regulatory Framework to Combat Corruption in India ABSTRACT  “…it’s dollars and cents, nickels and dimes; war and peace, it’s nickels and dimes, what’s clean?”[1] As India takes giant strides in achieving its highest and fastest GDP Read More …

INTRODUCTION There is no statutory definition of Essential Facilities Doctrine. In fact there are debates over whether it should be referred as a doctrine or not.[1] Taking the safe ground of it being a doctrine, the Essential Facilities Doctrine (EFD) Read More …

Satellite image have many uses. It is useful in metrology, agriculture, forestry, environment, education, disaster management, intelligence and warfare. This makes the need for its protection imperative. The demand for remote sensing data has increased dramatically, mainly due to the Read More …

ABSTRACT The utilitarian view of economists like Bentham and Mill advocates that it is important to maintain an optimum balance between the utility gains from increased incentives for inventions on one hand and the losses incurred from monopolization on the Read More …

                December, 2013 and Jan & Feb,2014 Issue Adequacy of Legal and Regulatory Framework to Combat Corruption in India by:-Lalit Ajmani (Student) Compulsory Licensing of Intellectual Property Rights: A Regulatory Overlap between the Powers Read More …

November, 2013 Issue From ‘Fantine’ To ‘Cosette’: An Account Of Indian Bilateralism With The Saarc By :- Tushar Bharadwaj Foreign Direct Investment In India -Multi Retail Sector By:- Vaibhav Dixit And Shrey Singh Khap Panchayat:“Killing For Honour Or For The Read More …

In the present era of increasing globalization, the economic diplomacy has assumed precedence over political diplomacy and thus, regional economic integration is being increasingly emphasized upon. The economic logic of globalization tends to push back political differences among nation-states and Read More …

1.       Introduction Today Indian economy is passing through a very critical phase due to macroeconomic imbalances like growing fiscal deficit, growing inflation, shrinking external financial investments and others. The external financial investment is required to fulfill the needs of infrastructure, Read More …