Introduction: In the pre-constitutional era especially in the context of the position given to women the idea of gender equality was certainly missing which led to unfettered discrimination against women. Furthermore, problems like the practice of Sati, looking down upon widow remarriages, lack of right to property, child marriages, female Read more…
Introduction: A society’s development is judged by judging the place given to a woman. The less the crime against women the more developed society is. This is because less crime against women shows the trend that the people in a particular society are literate and give respect to women which Read more…
Introduction: One of the most essential organs of Indian democracy is the judiciary. It is the saviour of rights of the people guaranteed by the constitution. Its function ranges from providing Justice to people, interpreting and applying laws made by the legislature, passing equity legislation, protecting rights of citizens and Read more…
Introduction: The term ‘Company’ fundamentally means a class of people associated together for a common purpose such as business, sports, research, activity and more. Section 2(20) of Companies Act (the ‘Act) 2013 defines a company as “ ‘Company’ means a company incorporated under this Act or under any previous company Read more…