Simran Kaur
@simran-kaur-thandi-2
Simran Kaur is a law student who believes in nourishing wriing skills to be adept not just in the field of law but to navigate life. She strongly holds the idea of citizen journalism as championing the and advancing democracy amidst chaos. She is a passionate traveler and love reading.
Institutional Idiosyncrasies at the fore in the Courtroom: A Case Study
Indian Social Action Forum moved the Apex Court challenging certain provisions of the FCRA and its incidental rules as being unconstitutional
Periods don’t stop for a pandemic, nor do we
When one decides to narrow down on a collective and humanitarian purpose, you are on the rough path of working on a drive and passion more significant than yourself. The path is fraught with immense difficulties, perhaps remaining unavoidable by choice. There are very few individuals who call out a problem that has been entangled…
Transgender Persons Act, 2019: The disguised arrest of choice
By ignoring the political will of communities involved. The Transgender Persons Bill passed by the government leaves room for ambiguity in defining gender.
Misinterpreting the dissenting voices in resistance
Emotions like resentment transmogrifying into anger often acquire an unprecedented vigor. While the socio-political discourse can routinely be dominated by alienations and a whirlwind of ambiguities in thoughts defining political vibrancy, inherent resistance continues to be built on harsh realities. History has borne testimony to the fact that people’s sovereignty has managed to triumph over…
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