Introduction: The Constitution of India which came into force on 26th January, 1950 envisages supreme laws governing the Republic of India. It is a vast document and has been amended from time to time in line with the changing demonographies of the country. Part 3 of the Constitution contains fundamental Read more…
Introduction: Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for more than 50% of India’s population but its contribution to the GDP is less than the contribution made by the industrial and service sector. To meet the deficiency in food grains and to boost agricultural productivity, the Government of India introduced Read more…
Introduction: In any trade two parties are involved known as the ‘seller’ i.e., the person who is offering any product or service for sale and ‘buyer’ or ‘consumer’ i.e., the person who is purchasing a product or availing a service offered for sale in exchange for mostly money (sometimes goods). Read more…
Introduction: Intellectual property refers to the creation of a mind capable of being legally protected by various intellectual property rights such as patents, copyright, trademark, trade secret, etc. Intellectual property right allows the owner of such right to exercise a monopoly over their creation. The Patents Act, Trademarks Act, Indian Read more…
Introduction: In any judicial proceeding, evidence plays a vital role to ensure the correctness of the facts brought before the court by the parties involved in a case. Evidence supports the contention made by a party and makes their side of the case stronger as evidence acts a proof of Read more…
Introduction: The word transgender has been derived by conjoining two terms. The first being ‘trans’ which is a Latin term meaning across or beyond and the second being gender. Transgenders or the people we commonly refer to as hijras, chakkas, eunuchs, kinnars etc., have been a part of our community Read more…