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If you want to earn more, you need to work more; if you earn more, you would work less. Confused? Welcome to the world of economics of labour. Labour market puzzles have become integral part

The concept of cone of experience was given by Edger Dale in 1946. The learning experiences are placed at hierarchical manner in the cone with reference to their relative position in the teaching-learning process. This

A long back, Cedric Price, an architect, influential teacher and a writer quoted, “Technology is the answer but, what is the question?”. No doubt, this quote may be the answer of all such technological breakthroughs.

Co-contributors: Arnab Sengupta, Souvik Dutta, Lawyers, High Court, Calcutta The questions of privacy rights and growing, expanding technology are not new. Even prior to the advent of the present pandemic, several key points were raised

In the civil engineering field concrete is a construction materials is extensively used in construction work. Generally it is mixture of cement, fine aggregate (normally termed as sand) coarse aggregate (termed as stone chips or

Introduction “If you are resolutely determined to make a lawyer of yourself, the thing is more than half done already.” – -Abraham Lincon, LETTERS of 1855.1 Advocacy has often been regarded as a noble profession

The pandemic which is nothing less than a global crisis, a history of which we are a part of, has in itself justified  to bring in changes dramatically in every sphere. Although the proportions of

Ministry of Information Technology recently disclosed that number of internet users are more in rural India as compared to urban. In terms of consumption of data, rural India has surpassed the urban hubs. It’s very

Corporate Law is the framework of laws that direct and control legal proceedings existing in the domain of business. The laws prevalent in the corporate realm allude to the rights and obligations of all the

                                               “No matter how sophisticated or powerful our thinking machines become, there still will be two kinds of people: those who let the machines do their thinking, for them, and those who tell the machines