Post-Marriage Conversion in Muslim Personal Law: Effect of Conversion on Marital Duties

by Prasun Nabiyal Introduction Islam conceptualises marital union to be strictly contractual in nature;[1] thus, it is also subject to a breach of contract— amounting to the separation of the spouses. Such separation is grounded on the belief that the husband and wife cannot co-exist.[2] As marriage to non-Muslims is unlawful for Muslim women and … Continue reading Post-Marriage Conversion in Muslim Personal Law: Effect of Conversion on Marital Duties

Wage Disparities in Indian Sports: A Code of Wages Analysis

by Tanvi Agarwal  Introduction The growth and commercialisation of sports has been a complex journey in India. In the dynamic realm of sports, a multitude of individuals contribute to the industry's vibrancy. These include a wide array of stakeholders with varying interests: from a club owner, sporting bodies to the individual interests of these sportspersons. … Continue reading Wage Disparities in Indian Sports: A Code of Wages Analysis