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Women of the Indian Judiciary: Justice Leila Seth - Vimarsana News

Women of the Indian Judiciary: Justice Leila Seth

Justice Leila Seth was a woman of many firsts in the Indian legal field, and championed the cause of gender justice during her career and beyond.

Lack of gender diversity continues to be norm in judiciary: Justice Gita Mittal - Vimarsana News

Lack of gender diversity continues to be norm in judiciary: Justice Gita Mittal

A symposium to commemorate late Supreme Court Justice HR Khanna on Saturday saw Justice Gita Mittal pay tribute to various women legal stalwarts and their contributions in encouraging the shedding of societal barriers

Laws Alone Cannot Prevent Sexual Violence - Vimarsana News

Laws Alone Cannot Prevent Sexual Violence

Our overburdened police force and judiciary alone are not responsible for the travesty of justice surrounding the wrestlers' protest. In order for even the most progressive sexual harassment laws to work in India, power networks that facilitate abuse must be broken.

Source: thewire.in
Valentine's Day : Right to Love & Indian Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Valentine's Day : Right to Love & Indian Supreme Court

Valentine’s Day is upon us again. It is a holiday of mysterious provenance but has come to widely represent a festival of love and devotion (not to mention, consumerism) that is celebrated and...

Source: livelaw.in
We, the children of India: The case for making the Constitution accessible - Vimarsana News

We, the children of India: The case for making the Constitution accessible

As a little girl in school, I often wondered why we celebrated Republic Day. "It was on this day that our Constitution was promulgated," was the standard response from my teachers. At a tender age, promulgation made little sense, and all I knew was that January 26 had something to do with our Constitution, a book of rules. The most detailed response I had received to this