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The rising of feminist criminology is a major step towards emancipation of women from the powerful clutches of men. It is meant to overcome hurdles in the life of women owing to the issue of gender inequality, exploitations in the hands of men. The action got mandatory and calls for immediate relief to protect the existence of women and preserve some status. Various laws that have been passed in favor of women are a result of continuous efforts of various activists like Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Ishwar Chandar Vidyasagar, Phule etc who are also known to initiate feminist movements in India but the problem being that despite the numerous legislations there is surge incline in the crime rate pertaining to women. The objective of the movements and various efforts was to locate the loops in the laws or ensure effective implementations of the laws for women such that they can be seen as delivering good results and ensure benefit of the society. Further the role of feminist criminology was thought...

  With globalization followed the rise of digital platforms and consumer services in India. In the olden times, a consumer would not fiercely put its bet on online products but was made simpler through regulatory assurance and consumer protection in India. The rise in Digital consumerism created space for relevant markets to foster the Indian economy. As prescribed by the UNTCAD model, India adopted its competition law in the year 2002. And set up Competition Commission of India a year later which replaced the MRTP Act. The Act [1] seeks to ensure fair competition in market and aims to curb the negative aspects through its regulatory authority. CCI [2] along with Consumer protection forums at district [3] , state & national level in turn helped the Indian consumers. It ensured timely refunds and guaranteed its   consumer fair prices. And made the consumer ready to take the digital leap in making its nation a digital economy.   Escalation While tracing this dig...

  Merger Threshold poses a challenge towards merger control where it recognizes the absence of a discussion that still need formal treatment. It gives an outlook towards the ideal procedural structure of merger control, and different practices adopted by multiple jurisdictions to comprehend the several decisions based on jurisdictional thresholds.   The past studies conducted have explored the key areas related to merger control, the substantial question of improving the regulatory methods is still unanswered. Merger control has become an established tool of competition law and policy in many countries around the world. Securing a competitive market structure by ex ante avoiding concentrations that are likely to significantly impede effective competition is believed to contribute substantially to the overall welfare benefits created by  antitrust policy. However, despite these undisputed benefits, the merger control process undoubtedly also creates a sub...

  Merger Threshold poses a challenge towards merger control where it recognizes the absence of a discussion that still need formal treatment. It gives an outlook towards the ideal procedural structure of merger control, and different practices adopted by multiple jurisdictions to comprehend the several decisions based on jurisdictional thresholds.   The past studies conducted have explored the key areas related to merger control, the substantial question of improving the regulatory methods is still unanswered. Merger control has become an established tool of competition law and policy in many countries around the world. Securing a competitive market structure by  ex ante avoiding concentrations that are likely to significantly impede effective competition is believed to contribute substantially to the overall welfare benefits created by  antitrust policy. However, despite these undisputed benefits, the merger control process undoubtedly also creates a substantial ...