“When countries increase tariffs they not only seek to protect their industries but also to reignite age-old economic debates.” The recent increase in tariffs by the U.S. and the rise of protectionist policies around the world have rekindled open questions that economists have been debating for centuries: Should countries protect their markets at all costs? […]
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Introduction “Be you ever so high, the law is above you.” – Lord Denning Article 14 of the Indian Constitution enshrines the principle that equality forms the foundation of democracy. It directs that the law must treat all persons—powerful or ordinary, Indian or foreign—the same within the territory of India. Consequently, It protects people from
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Introduction On August 20, 2025, Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025 in Parliament. Consequently, The bill represents a bold and contentious step in the history of the Constitution of India, as it looks to bring a measure of political accountability. The Bill proposes that if
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