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By: Kohima Bhargava Abstract – Humanitarian aid improves worldwide human welfare as well as it’s activity is multifaceted and complex. Foreign diplomacy now demands far more tact in a more globalized world. Humanitarian aid is powerful tool for extending influence and diplomatic power. Keywords – Humanitarian aid, foreign policy, foreign aid, etc. Definition Foreign aid … Continue reading Humanitarian aid as an instrument of the foreign policy

By– Kohina Bhargava INTRODUCTION The Indian Constitution calls for the establishment of All India Services that benefit both the Union and the States. The Central Government may create rules for governing the recruitment and terms of service of personnel assigned to the All India Services under the All India Services Act, 1951. For as long … Continue reading Service under the union and the states

By:- Harshvardhan ABSTRACT The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 Or More Popularly known as the SC ST ACT is one of the most powerful laws made for the protection of socially marginalised groups like Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. They have suffered centuries of discrimination and injustice and even after … Continue reading DEFENCES AVAILABLE UNDER OFFENCES IN THE SCHEDULED CASTES AND THE SCHEDULED TRIBES(PREVENTION OF ATROCITIES) ACT, 1989

Author: Kumar Raj Dubey Abstract As human beings, Initially we have an animal-like mentality and observance. So we are living in caves and forests. Subsequently we do not approach life, liberty and property, only derive our lives on the blessing of forest and finding something out from natural resources. Thereafter we found the fire. And … Continue reading A detailed study on Extrajudicial Killing and Human Rights

Abstract: Intimate partner violence (IPV) can be defined as physical, psychological, sexual, and economic violence that is experienced by women at home and executed by their partners or ex-partners. This is a strong form of violence that destroys women’s feelings of trust, love, and self-esteem, with negative consequences on physical and psychological health. Many reports … Continue reading INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE DURING COVID-19

By:- Harshita Kumari,Pursuing B.A.L.L.B International (1st year) Asian Law College, Noida. Abstract: Talaq-e-biddat or the Instant Triple Talaq was a form of Islamic divorce which has been use by muslims in India widely, however from, ever since the beginning of this practise this law was in controversy due to its biased nature and as it … Continue reading Triple Talaq: A Deep analysis about its History, the law banning triple talaq and its impact.

By Harshita Kumari Abstract Zero FIR is type of FIR that could be lodged in any police station and a case could be begin on ground level from there until it’s transferred to the verifier’s Police station. Zero FIR is mainly used to be filed in case of mobility, traveling, robbery, theft, rape and sexual … Continue reading Zero FIR

Author: Saloni Somya Institute of Affiliation: Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Pune ABSTRACT  This article explains how a law becomes “draconian”. A law that was held unconstitutional by the Supreme court to protect the Right to freedom of speech and expression after a PIL was filed by Shreya Singhal challenging the constitutionality of the section … Continue reading Zombie Law: Section 66A is being use to torment people

SHATAKSHI YADAV BA LLB (1ST YEAR) ASIAN LAW COLLEGE Abstract  The article gives an insight into the origin of rape laws, the notion that initially influenced the concept and legislative view of marital rape, how marriage is used as bait to overcome the liability of certain actions. The article also delves into the fact that … Continue reading Marriage: A ceremony, a loophole, or license to rape?

Chidige Sai VarshithaDamodaram Sanjivayya National Law University AbstractThis paper is an overview of the landmark case of Selvi v. State of Karnataka and discusses critical issues relating to the constitutionality & validity of polygraph test administration, brain mapping & Narco-analysis, etc. It is mainly about the reasoning offered by the courts for the investigative authorities … Continue reading SELVI V. STATE OF KARNATAKA 2010(7) SCC 263

By:- Megha sharma One of the biggest conversations in the legal paradigm, more so in recent years, has been the advancements in technology serving as a catalyst for judicial reform. With the advent of new modes of communication, massive improvements in the efficacy of technology, and even experimentation with artificial intelligence, the world is seemingly … Continue reading Situating Civil Procedure in the Age of Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence

 ABSTRACT:After crying and wailing for 30 days long, she finally decided to put an end, put an end to her grief, probably to put an end to her life. For the one last time she tried contacting and convincing him, after being failed for the hundredth time she decided to destruct her life, she … Continue reading THE RISING MENACE OF SEXTORTION IN THE DIGITAL SPACE IN RECENT TIMES

By: Anchal Kanthed ABSTRACT “If you educate a man, you educate an individual, however, if you educate a woman, you educate a whole family. Women empowered means mother India empowered.” -PT. Jawaharlal Nehru The aim of this article is to show how Indian tribal women are faring or lacking in terms of education. Education is extremely … Continue reading A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF TRIBAL EDUCATION, WITH A FOCUS ON WOMEN’S EDUCATION

By: Kshitij Sharma The NorthCap University Abstract The Indian Constitution guarantees freedom of movement and personal liberty under Articles 19 and 21. In order to protect these rights IPC lays down laws. 339 and 340 of the IPC talk about wrongful restraint and wrongful confinement respectively. These offences are related to the circumstances where people … Continue reading Wrongful Restraint & Wrongful Confinement- An Indian Perspective

By: Anchal Gupta Introduction Cyberbullying means insulting, threatening, insulting or intentionally harassing other people using modern means of communication, often for a long time.Cyberbullying occurs online (e.g. by email, instant messenger, social networks, videos on various tapes) or by phone (e.g. via WhatsApp or annoying calls). Most of the time, the gangster, called a “bully”, … Continue reading CYBERBULLYING: A NEW THREAT

Introduction Environmentally sustainable development ensures that the environment is either earth-friendly or not negative. Items and activities that contribute to green living and help save resources such as water and energy are most often referred to in this term. Eco-friendly goods also prevent air, water and land emissions, which in turn has a beneficial effect … Continue reading ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY DEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT: The Constitution sets out all the rights and freedoms of persons and regulates them according to definite laws. The rights should be regarded as a form of protection for every individual. However, many people don’t know what the real meaning of police warning is while they are being held in custody, when the question … Continue reading MIRANDA RIGHTS – KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

I object to violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent -Mahatma Gandhi Author: Kavya Dave A B S T R A C T Violence has always been a part of human civilization. Every part of this world faces violence in one or the … Continue reading TWO GUNS OF THE NATION- ONE VICTIM IN BETWEEN, THE MAOIST CONFLICT IN THE COUNTRY AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

By Harshita Dubey Abstract-  The doctrine of equality is a fundamental element of the legal system of any truly democratic society. A corollary is wedged between equality and non-discrimination, which is also a well-known truth across the globe. And India being a Democratic Country, which is more tilted towards the socialist system, it’s very important … Continue reading A Critical Analysis of right to equality in Indian Perspective

By: Vibhuti Rao, Law student, Symbiosis Law School, Noida  Introduction Children need love even they do not deserve to reform the society and have a positive future for the society. Child friendly justice is an abstract and theoretical concept that is still evolving growing in order to better complement and review sound laws, policies and … Continue reading CHILD FRIENDLY JUSTICE AND JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM OF INDIA

By: Vibhuti Rao, Law student, Symbiosis Law School, Noida  Introduction  The corpus of laws, administrative judgements, and precedents that address the legal rights and limits of working people and their organisations is known as labour law. As a result, it serves as a go-between for trade unions, companies, and employees on a variety of issues. … Continue reading EMPLOYMENT INJURY AND LABOUR LAWS IN INDIA

 Author: Shristhi Verma Abstract Arbitrary detention is violation of human rights and laws and no one shall be subjected to it as given under Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But in the recent times, many countries have adopted the method to detain people on the reasons which are arbitrary in nature. Even in India, we … Continue reading Arbitrary Detention

By Vidushi Singh, pursuing B.B.A.LL.B (3rd year) from Banasthali Vidyapith University, Jaipur(Rajasthan). Abstract:-Insanity as Defence under the criminal law of India always remained an unsolved problem. Here a question arises, whether a person who is insane or mad or we can say a person who is incapable of knowing the difference between the right and … Continue reading INSANITY AS DEFENCE

Name: Karan Choudhary Institution: BMS College of Law AbstractFood is the most basic source required by any living organism to sustain life. It is a nourishing substance which is consumed in order to obtain nutrition, nourish energy, promote growth, maintain health etc. There is a famous saying that ‘Health is wealth’ and in order to … Continue reading Food Adulteration In India: Problems And Legal Response

Author : Shrishti Chauhan, 2nd Year BA LLB, Christ (deemed to be) Univeristy Abstract:Quoting Martin Luther King Junior, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”. Emphasising more on this, regardless of the individual, justice delayed is justice denied, because a crime is a crime committed by any individual. A juvenile is an individual who … Continue reading A Critical Analysis on Juvenile Justice Act

Author : Saud Khalid, Jamia Millia Islamia KeywordsVictimology, Victimization, Accused, Victim, Pretention.AbstractVictimization of the accused could be said making the accused a victim through various processes which could be a fault or purposely have been done by one of the institute of public or private individual.Pretention of the wrongdoer as victim is mainly said to … Continue reading Victimization of the Accused and Pretention of Wrongdoer as Victim

Author: Sona Sunny, Government Law College Thrissur, Kerala ABSTRACTDoctors are valued as the meritorious section of society, not only doctors but also everyone under the ambit of health care. All the medical providers owe a duty to take care of their patients, infelicitously the aforementioned people can also die on the vein in their incumbency, … Continue reading HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR LIABILITY IN CASE OF NEGLIGENCE

Author: Rushan Salim Suri ABSTRACTRights of accused persons is an issue that has been deliberated upon since long and continues to be a topic of contention even today. This article is based on the assessment of rights provided by the laws in India to the accused persons. It begins with a brief introduction to rights … Continue reading THE RIGHTS OF AN ACCUSED PERSON IN INDIA

Author : Zainub The Fourth Industrial Revolution, finally, will change not only what we do but also who we are. It will affect our identity and all the issues associated with it: our sense of privacy, our notions of ownership, our consumption patterns, the time we devote to work and leisure, and how we develop … Continue reading ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE- A THREAT TO PRIVACY?

Author: Agrani Khare Abstract: This article focuses on explaining the ambit and effects of male rape on the victims, the social stigmas attached male rapes have led to myths on which the society lays down its beliefs and the after effects of rape on male victims. The author has tried to put forth the necessity … Continue reading Male rape- the unacknowledged

Anu Vaishale B, LLB Hons., SOEL.ABSTRACTThis blog begins with an introduction to the meaning of taxation and the types of tax laws in India. It mainly describes the direct tax and indirect tax. Following the introduction part, to present a clear view about the direct tax and indirect tax some illustrations have been presented. The … Continue reading TAXATION LAWS IN INDIA

Author : ARSHIA JAIN Abstract.In the 1973 Code of Criminal Procedure, “accused” was not defined anywhere. The accused is entitled to file an appeal, examination or review under criminal law. Torture in police custody is a grave offence in India and is punishable by a strict 5-year jail sentence. The right to free juridical assistance … Continue reading BASIC RIGHTS OF A CRIMINAL WHILE PROSECUTION IS STILL GOING ON

Author: Amseena, 1st year BA LLB, SDM law College Mangalore, Karnataka AbstractAlmost every day there are chilling instances of violence, torture, child abuse, man slaughter and several other human rights violations. Today’s human right violations are the causes of tomorrow’s conflicts. This article includes concept of human right violation along with the types of violation … Continue reading HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATION – AN ANATHEMA TO SOCIETY

Author : Gautam Badlani – 1 st Year, Chanakya National Law University. ABSTRACT The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 which came into effect on 20 th July, 2019 aims at empowering the consumers. This Act has brought about some significant changes in the domain of consumer protection laws by bringing electronic and e-commerce transactions within the … Continue reading CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019 – THE WAY

Authors: Rithik Jain Simran Patil Abstract Several studies have shown that the recreational and medical use of Marijuana has moreadvantages to it than disadvantages; however it has not been legalized in many countriesincluding India. Nonetheless there are several countries that have legalized Marijuana,Uruguay was the first ever country to legalize Marijuana. In spite of it … Continue reading “Shall Marijuana be Legalised in India”

Author: Anya Raghuvanshi Abstract: Substance abuse is the improper usage or treatment of drugs and alcohol, often to unfairly or improperly gain benefit or escape reality. It’s a pattern of harmful use of substances for mood-altering. The blog will be highlighting the adverse effects of substance abuse and will talk about the methods to quit. … Continue reading Substance Abuse: Effects on humans and the environment

Authors – Priya Kumari and Suhas M.P Abstract: Media holds a strong power and responsibility in a democratic society. They are the ones who can influence the thought process of millions of people. A media that is free to put forth harsh and genuine realities of the society, independent from all political and religious influences … Continue reading IS MEDIA THE FOURTH PILLAR OF DEMOCRACY?

Shrishti Chauhan, 2nd Year, BA LLB, School of Law, Christ (deemed to be) University Abstract: Quoting Henry Ford, “ Capital Punishment is as fundamentally wrong as a cure for crime as charity is wrong as a cure for poverty”. This article mainly focuses on the concept of capital punishment and whether there is an alternative … Continue reading Is there an alternative to Capital punishment?

AUTHOR- PAVITRA POTTALA COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY NAME – MAHARASHTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY AURANGABAD COURSE – B.A.LL.B(HONS.) ABSTRACT This research examines the “Impact of National Debt, Decreasing Gross Domestic Product (GDP).” Debt is such an important aspect of economic growth that it has to be calculated properly in order to convey its long-term effects on nation’s … Continue reading INCREASE IN NATIONAL DEBT, DECREASING GDP

Authors: Rushan Salim Suri (SIP 57) Monika Rani (SIP 26) ABSTRACT Abortion is a phenomenon that has been deliberated upon since times immemorial and continues to be a topic of contention even today. This article is based on the assessment of abortion laws in India and the world. It begins with a brief introduction to … Continue reading ABORTION: LAWS AND LEGISLATIONS

AUTHOR: APOORVA CHAUDHARY UNIVERSITY: AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA, UTTAR PRADESH ABSTRACT India is a democratic country. After Independence in 1947, the Constitution makers while drafting the Constitution kept in mind not to curb the voice of the citizen of the country. Hence, they framed Article 19 that says: “Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion … Continue reading REGULATION OF HATE SPEECH ON SOCIAL MEDIA

 ANSHUMAN SRIVASTAVA ABSTRACT Time and again we have witnessed various instances of harassment and stalking ruining lives of individuals. Stalking ranges from strangers skulking in the shadows to monitoring your social media accounts or hacking into your phone. Stalking can be defined as the crime of illegally following or watching someone during a particular period … Continue reading EFFECTIVENESS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STALKING LAWS

Author: Agrani Khare Abstract The following article includes a critical analysis on Euthanasia and focuses on how can it act as a tool to comfort the patients in permanent vegetative state. This article revolves around the current status of passive euthanasia in India and in other countries of the world and also emphasizes upon the … Continue reading Should Passive Euthanasia Be Legalized?

AUTHOR Name: Shubhangi Singh Institution: National Law University Odisha Year: First year, BA.LLB ABSTRACT This article addresses the prevalent problem of gender disparity in the criminal justice system of most countries across the world. It analyzes how the traditionally male dominated systems have led to discriminatory and gender biased laws and regulations causing obstacles in … Continue reading GENDER DISPARITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Bhaskar Mishra Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies ABSTRACT Every state or the Government has a lot of power to look into the personal areas of an individual but what you eat, drink, how much money you have in bank or what religion you profess should not be a concern of the government. If we need … Continue reading DATA PROTECTION BILL AND RIGHT TO PRIVACY

Author – Priya Kumari Abstract: Life of women are changing with a rapid pace. From sole work of managing household chores to working as an independent person and fulfilling all their dreams – their journey is full of struggles. But, it is all due to these struggles that women are today considered equal to men. … Continue reading WORKPLACE HARASSMENT

Submitted By- Sakshi Nathani College- Alliance University, Bangalore Abstract The present article gives insight on the Marriage rights associated to LGBTQ community. The article discusses the reason for non-acceptance of same sex marriage in India, the decriminalization of section 377 of IPC and the intention of judiciary to guarantee equal rights except for the right … Continue reading LGBTQ- MARRIAGE RIGHTS

Name: Dhruvil Singh Rathod Year & Course : IInd year & BSW LLB College : Gujarat National Law University Abstract The article aims to provide a better understanding of Foreign Policy. It discusses the definition and principles of Foreign Policy and provides an insight into the development of the concept of Foreign Policy. It highlights … Continue reading Foreign Policy in the Age of Globalisation

Author : Sehaj Sarin Year & Course : BA.LLB College : The Law School, Jammu University ABSTRACT:- “Everybody now seems to be talking about democracy. I don’t understand this. I think of it, democracy isn’t like a Sunday suit to be brought out and worn only for parade. It’s the kind of a life a … Continue reading An idea of global democracy

Author: Arindam Shit,College: Alliance school of law, Alliance University ABSTRACT The purpose of practising criminal justice is to punish the wrongdoer and further those punishments which are in practise can be categorize into two broad categories, i.e. (i) corporal and (ii) non-corporal punishments. Also, there are many theories for the punishments some of them says … Continue reading Death Penalty debate

Author : Tanmay Dhiman Year & Course : 5th Year & B.Com LLB(Hons.) College : University Institute of Legal Studies, Punjab University, Chandigarh ABSTRACT Women have been treated as second class citizens since the institution of the concept of Society. The documented history highlights that during the ancient times, women were respected and treated the … Continue reading Ways to Reduce Women’s Insecurity in the Country

Author : Prarthna Nanda Year & Course : Ist Year & LLB College : Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Abstract India has a rich history of cultural and religious ties with SEA and East Asian regions. Since the 6th century BC, Buddhism has flourished to India’s neighbours. Hindu religious beliefs were evidently popular in … Continue reading India-ASEAN relations and India’s exit from RCEP

Name : Anuj Lakhotiya Year & Course : Ist Year & B L S LLB College : Government Law College, Mumbai ABSTRACT: Criminal Law is one of the most Significant Branches of law and is the most apparent expression of the relation between citizens and the State, it also impacts Human behavior directly. It is … Continue reading The Requirement of reforms in criminal law

Author: Ayush GauravYear & College: Ist year at Christ University, Bangalore Abstract . .In both diplomatic and legal settlement methods, this article describes different responsibilities of collaboration. The cooperative responsibilities are discussed in the light of two opposing developments in conflict resolution. One is the emergence in adjudication, as shown by the establishment of new … Continue reading International dispute resoulution

Author: Lubna Siddique Year and course: BA LLB 2College: Dr DY Patil Law College, Pune. A cryptocurrency money is a mode of trade that is encoded, decentralized and advanced. There is no focal power to decide the estimation of digital money. All things being equal, the estimation of digital money is controlled by its clients … Continue reading Regulatory framework of bitcoin in India

Abstract Violent men and women are treated equally in India. Judges often violate the law and use social and cultural bias in determining whether a female suspect is guilty, as well as sentencing her if she is found guilty. In such a criminal world, it is important to understand how a woman who violates a … Continue reading Gender Disparity in Indian Criminal System

Author: ANJALI GUPTA Abstract As the scientific literature on implicit bias is growing exponentially, the time has now arrived to face a critical question: Is there anything, that we should do about implicit bias and prejudice occurring in courtrooms? This blog comprises of legal research of biaseness and prejudice in courtroom. It includes even a … Continue reading Prejudice and biasness role in a judicial case

Author : Deva Dharshini K  Hate speech is one of the most essential conceptual classes in anti‐oppression politics these days. Over time, our supposedly egalitarian society has nourished misogynist attitudes and beliefs and pushed ideologies that glorify the speaker as a maverick but inflict hatred on girls for being as unlucky as they are, to … Continue reading Misogyny in India

Amisha Chauhan Introduction From the ancient times, women have been going through numerous problems in the society. Whether the place is home or any working place, women cannot feel safe at any point of time. Of all the never-ending problems that a women faces, dowry death always make itself count in the top list of … Continue reading Concept Of Dowry Death In India

Introduction:Death penalty, this word deters every individual. Human activist claims that death penalty is against humanity/human rights. Some individual claim it is a “killing an individual in legalised way”. The one question I want ask is, is it really against to human rights? Is it really posed as a mode of killing?In India, we have … Continue reading Death Penalty – Should It Be Abolished??

An Introduction to NEP and Covid-19.It was right about the time, our University had reopened from its two month long winter internship break, that humankind came face to face with yet another Ebola or Zika like virus, the world as we knew then perceived, something ‘Novel’ but nothing to be weary off, capturing a slightly … Continue reading National Education Policy & COVID -19.

Seeba Ramzani.N III year BBALLB Abstract:This paper aims to elucidate the conceptuality which made a unanimous land mark decision for the long-standing religious issues. This paper will also examine the historical relevancy of disputed land over ages and the prominent part of Archaeological survey of India. The interpretation of article 142 with the right to … Continue reading The” Ayodhya “ CASE : Hindu Majoritianism And Indian Secularism

Amisha Chauhan Introduction:From the ancient times, women have been going through numerous problems in the society. Whether the place is home or any working place, women cannot feel safe at any point of time. Of all the never-ending problems that a women faces, dowry death always make itself count in the top list of the … Continue reading Concept of Dowry Death In India

Introduction:Death penalty, this word deters every individual. Human activist claims that death penalty is against humanity/human rights. Some individual claim it is a “killing an individual in legalised way”. The one question I want ask is, is it really against to human rights? Is it really posed as a mode of killing?In India, we have … Continue reading Death Penalty – Should It Be Abolished?

An Introduction to NEP and Covid-19.It was right about the time, our University had reopened from its two month long winter internship break, that humankind came face to face with yet another Ebola or Zika like virus, the world as we knew then perceived, something ‘Novel’ but nothing to be weary off, capturing a slightly … Continue reading National Education Policy & COVID -19.

Seeba Ramzani. Abstract:This paper aims to elucidate the conceptuality which made a unanimous land mark decision for the long-standing religious issues. This paper will also examine the historical relevancy of disputed land over ages and the prominent part of Archaeological survey of India. The interpretation of article 142 with the right to religion and secularism … Continue reading The ” Ayodhya “ Case : Hindu Majoritasian And Indian Secularism

Vaidehi Chipkar Introduction Mental cruelty refers to the conduct of one spouse that renders the life of another spouse as miserable and unendurable. While dealing with mental cruelty in India, several courts have placed reliance on the Supreme Court’s decision in Samar Ghosh v. Jaya Ghosh (2007). The cited case is one of the leading … Continue reading Mental Cruelty

K Sai Preethi “Jai Jawan Jai Kisaan” – This famous slogan given by our former Prime Minister Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1965 sheds the lights on the vital role of the farmers in our country. However, statistics on the farmers’ suicide, wherein 10,281 farmers have committed suicide in 2019[1], reflects the distressful condition of … Continue reading A Critical Note on Farm bills, 2020

Seeba Ramzani.N  ABSTRACT: This paper aims to elucidate the conceptuality which made a unanimous land mark decision for the long-standing religious issues. This paper will also examine the historical relevancy of disputed land over ages and the prominent part of Archaeological survey of India.  The interpretation of article 142 with the right to religion and … Continue reading The “Ayodhya” Case: Hindu Majoritarianism And Indian Secularism

Mahima Mathur A woman shouldn’t ever be considered as ‘property’ of her husband. On the contrary she must be treated as a human being no matter what. Forget about having an intercourse, one mustn’t even touch his wife without her consent or without her being comfortable for that matter. With this I would like to … Continue reading Marital Rape

Akshat Tripathi Introduction This West Bengal Finance Act to amend the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, the Bengal Agricultural Income-tax Act, 1944, the West Bengal State Tax on OccupationsTrades, Callings and Employments Act, 1979, the West Bengal Sales Tax (Settlement of Dispute) Act, 1999, the West Bengal Value Added Tax Act, 2003, and the West Bengal … Continue reading The West Bengal Finance Act, 1932

Gaurav Kumar Arya INTRODUCTION  The State Legislation of Goa has many other Laws, but the priority must be given to the Education of children which would be the Future of the Young Generations. Under Section 29 of Education Act, 1984 The first Gazette was published & Implemented on 19/05/1986. The various aspects of Provision were … Continue reading State Legislation Of Goa(Right to Education)

Sonia Balhara Introduction Goa’s unmistakable personality formed by her set of experiences and legacy and Konkani language is near elimination and is being weakened because of the enormous, gigantic convergence of travellers unchecked, uncontrolled and unabated since Goa’s freedom. Very soon, the Goan as an animal type will be discovered terminated as it has occurred … Continue reading Goa Special Status

Anshika Sharma INTRODUCTION  The Assam administrative tribunal was established under the provisions of the Assam administrative Act, 1977. It provides speedy and cheap justice to workers aggrieved by Government choices. The Assam administrative tribunal Act, 1977 also prohibits different Civil Courts from adjudicating in matters about service conditions of government workers. An appeal against the … Continue reading Assam Administrative Tribunal (Amendment) Ordinance 2003

Apalka Bareja INTRODUCTION The future of any country depends on the children of that country, and therefore the future of every child depends on the care, facilities and opportunities that are provided to them by their country. Children being a significant asset that a country could have to deserve all the rights just like any … Continue reading Assam Children Act, 1970

Anshika Sharma INTRODUCTION  The Assam administrative tribunal was established under the provisions of the Assam administrative Act, 1977. It provides speedy and cheap justice to workers aggrieved by Government choices. The Assam administrative tribunal Act, 1977 also prohibits different Civil Courts from adjudicating in matters about service conditions of government workers. An appeal against the … Continue reading Assam Administrative Tribunal (Amendment) Ordinance 2003

Jyotika Sharma Introduction This Act may be called the Assam Industrial Establishment (Conferment of Permanent Status to workmen) Act, 1985. This Act consists of 10 sections. This Act enacted by the legislature in the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of India. Objective  The object of this Act is to provide conferment of permanent status to … Continue reading Assam Industrial Establishment Act, 1985

Introduction-The case of K.T. Moopil Nair tells about the writ petition under Article 32,fundamentally it’s a challenge to the constitutionality of Acts and how laymen has to through the legal process after being exploited by the small scale officers which was District Collector in this case since the reorganization of state has caused damage to … Continue reading Case Commentary- Kunnatha Thathunni Moopli Nair versus The state of Kerala and ors.

By-PARIKSHIT SIKHWAL Brief facts & inferences:In the instant case, Gian Kaur and her husband Harbans Singh, being the appellants had committed the offence of abetment to suicide of their daughter-in-law, Kulwant Kaur. For their action, the Trial Court convicted them both under Section 306 of The Indian Penal Code. Henceforth, they were sentenced to Rigorous … Continue reading Case Commentary Gian Kaur vs. The State of Punjab

By Amisha Chauhan IntroductionThe world keeps revolving around the concept of life and death. All humans desire a life of dignity and a peaceful death. While death is inevitable, unnatural death is a highly controversial and debatable topic both morally and constitutionally. There are different schools of thought having varied opinions on the topic of … Continue reading Case Commentary Gian Kaur vs. State of Punjab

Introduction The above-named petition is an appeal before the Supreme Court under article 32 of the Constitution Of India , the appeal was made on the constitutionality of the travancore-Cochin Land Tax Act, XV of 1955 which was amended by the Travancore-Cochin Land Tax (Amendment) Act, X of 1957. The Petitioner is the owner of … Continue reading Case Commentary Kuthathunni Moopil Nair Vs. The State of Kerala and Ors.

AIR 1960 SCC 923Decided on- April 14, 1960 By-saumya sharma 5.1. Introduction:The question for determination is related to the constitutional validity of § 25 FFF (1) of the IDA , 1947, inserted by Act 18 of 1957, which provides for payment of compensation to workmen on the closure of an industrial undertaking. The petitioners urged … Continue reading Case Commentary HatisingMfg. Co. Ltd. and Ors .V.s Union of India (UOI) and Ors.

(Petitions Nos. 13 to 24, 42 and 46 to 54 of 1958)Appellants: Kunnathat Thathunni Moopil NairVersusRespondent: The State of Kerala and Ors.Date of Judgement- 9-12-1960 Introduction-The case of K.T. Moopil Nair tells about the writ petition under Article 32,fundamentally it’s a challenge to the constitutionality of Acts and how laymen has to throughthe legal process … Continue reading Case Commentary- Kunnathat Thathunni Moopil Nair Versus Respondent: The State of Kerala and Ors.

By-K Sai Preethi IntroductionIn Kunnathat Thathunni Moopil Nair Vs. The State of Kerala and Ors, theconstitutionality of the certain provisions of Travancore- Cochin Land Tax Act,1955 (whichfurther amended in 1957) were challenged as being ultra vires of Fundamental Rights underPart III of the Constitution of India.The factual matrix of the case is as follows. The … Continue reading Case Commentary: Kunnatha Thathunni Moopil Nair Vs. The State of Kerala and Ors. 1961 AIR 552, 1961 SCR (3) 77

HATISINGH MFG. CO. LTD. AND ORS. v. UNION OF INDIA (Supreme Court)Citation- AIR 1960 SC 923Coram- B.P. Sinha, C.J., A.K. Sarkar, J.C. Shah, K.N. Wanchoo and Syed Jaffer Imam, JJ.Decided on- April 14, 1960. Introduction case commentary intends to elucidate on the Supreme Court decision in Hatisingh Mfg.Co. Ltd. and Ors. v. Union of India. … Continue reading Case Commentary- Hatisingh MFG. Co. LTD. and Ors. v. Union of India (Supreme Court)

GIAN KAUR V. THE STATE OF PUNJAB (1996)In Supreme Court of India1996 AIR 946, 1996 SCC (2) 648 Petitioner: Gian KaurRespondent: The State of PunjabDate of Judgment: 21 March, 1996Bench: J.S. Verma, G.N. Ray, N.P. Singh, Faizan Uddin, and G.T. Nanavati JJ Introduction words of Pope Francis rightly explains and hit the point that most … Continue reading Case Commentary- Gian Kaur v. The State of Punjab(1996)

Introduction:The petitioner i.e. Kharak Singh challenged the constitutional validity of Chapter 22 of theU.P. Police Regulations on the grounds of violation of Article 19(1)(d) and 21 of theConstitution. Kharak Singh was an accused in dacoity case, he was let off due to lack ofevidence, but the police officials continued the domiciliary visits irrespective of it. … Continue reading Case Commentary: Whether privacy is a Fundamental Right? Kharak Singh vs. State of UP and Ors

By- THILOTHINEE.R.B Introduction :The case Kharak Singh v. state of U.P deals with the article 21 and 19(1)(d). Thiscase is all about the privacy and freedom of movement of a person as a citizen. Does thisconcept applies to an accused in a Dacoity is what the case of Kharak Singh is all about. Isright to … Continue reading Case Commentary: Kharak Singh vs. State of UP 1963 AIR 1295, 1964 SCR (1) 332