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From Maps to Mandates: How Law Shapes Geography and Conservation

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 26, 2026

In a constitutional democracy, a petition is an important mechanism for citizens seeking legal redress, protection, or clarification of their rights. It is more than just a written request; it states that concerns should be settled through legal channels rather than arbitrarily. While filing a petition may appear simple, navigating the legal system needs patience,...

How Republic Day Empowers Every Indian Citizen

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 25, 2026

Republic Day is commonly viewed as a national holiday highlighted by parades and celebrations, but its true importance is much deeper. Republic Day, celebrated on January 26th, marks the day when India’s Constitution went into effect in 1950, establishing the country into an independent, democratic republic. More than just a ceremonial celebration, Republic Day empowers...

Exploring India Legally: Tourism, Regulations, and Traveler Protection

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 24, 2026

On January 25, India celebrates National Tourism Day to emphasise the importance of tourism as a driver of economic growth, cultural interchange, and national integration. From heritage buildings and pilgrimage circuits to eco-tourism, medical tourism, and adventure travel, India provides a broad range of experiences for both domestic and international visitors. However, tourism is more...

Empowering the Girl Child: Legal Rights Every Girl Should Know

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 23, 2026

Every year on January 24, India celebrates National Girl Child Day to promote the importance of gender equality, education, health, and safety for girls. Despite constitutional safeguards and progressive laws, girls in India endure significant discrimination in education, healthcare, inheritance, and personal autonomy. True empowerment for girls is more than just social or emotional; it...

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: Revolutionary Ideals and Legal Legacy

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 22, 2026

On January 23, India honours the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, one of the most steadfast and unwavering leaders of the Indian independence movement. Netaji was born on January 23, 1897, and his life represents heroism, sacrifice, and an unwavering devotion to India’s complete independence. The Government of India celebrates his birth anniversary...

Medical Decisions Made Easy: The Law Behind Power of Attorney

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 21, 2026

Medical emergencies frequently come unexpectedly, rendering patients unable to verbalise or make informed healthcare decisions as a result of accidents, severe illness, or disability. In such circumstances, families sometimes face not only emotional distress, but also legal uncertainty about who has the ability to make medical decisions, which can cause confusion and delays. The aim...

Justice Served: The Legal Significance of Judgment Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 17, 2026

On January 17, 2026, millions around the world will commemorate Judgement Day, a day of profound cultural, religious, and legal significance. While it frequently represents a divine reckoning in many cultures, it also has significant legal ramifications. This day encourages reflection on what it genuinely means for justice to be served — a concept founded...

Defending the Nation: Legal Insights on Indian Army Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 14, 2026

Every year on 15 January, India observes Indian Army Day to honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of the Indian Army. The day commemorates Lt. Gen. K.M. Cariappa, the first Indian Commander-in-Chief, who took office in 1949, marking the transition from colonial command to Indian leadership. Beyond celebrating bravery, the day highlights the Army’s role...

Airwaves for All: Public Radio Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 12, 2026

Every year on January 13, Public Radio Broadcasting Day emphasises the long-term relevance of public radio as one of the most democratic and accessible forms of media. Long before the digital age, radio served as an important link between communities, bringing news, education, music, and shared experiences over long distances. Even in today’s crowded media...

Circuit Bench: Bridging the Gap Between People and Justice

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 11, 2026

Obtaining justice is more than just a factual right; it is an absolute necessity for every individual. However, millions of Indian citizens continue to face significant barriers to getting justice. Geographic distance, socioeconomic constraints, and procedural difficulties sometimes rob many individuals of justice. High Courts are typically located in state capitals or big cities, making...

From Maps to Mandates: How Law Shapes Geography and Conservation

How Republic Day Empowers Every Indian Citizen

Justice Served: The Legal Significance of Judgment Day

Defending the Nation: Legal Insights on Indian Army Day

Ratification and the Rule of Law: Why Approval Matters

Airwaves for All: Public Radio Day

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