Introduction: The fatal virus which has hit all the countries is not as lethal as the hoax news virus. Rumors, fake news has created a lot of chaos through the coronavirus. People are sharing whatever they get on their social media handle without really checking its authenticity and source of Read more…
The global pandemic is incessant and proven to be a fatal one. The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and its weighty lockdown are having an economic ripple influence on the economic activities of Indian residents. In the battle against COVID-19, the organizations ceased, disrupting the performance of agreements and payments. This turns Read more…
Introduction: The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2020[1] was presented in Rajya Sabha on 07-02-2020. It was acquainted with further changes to the Constitution of India. The Bill was probably going to be talked about when Parliament meets for the second half of the Budget meeting. This revision bill is a private Read more…
The whole world is fighting with a pandemic that has taken over thousands of lives around the world. It should be noted that we are not only fighting with a global pandemic, we are also fighting with hatred, harshness, and inhumanity. Understanding Covid-19 The coronavirus has acutely impacted the world, Read more…
Introduction: Every day-to-day transaction that is conducted involves the usage of contracts, whether verbal or written. Contracts are an indispensable part of any individual’s life and are utilized at every part. Contracts are essentially a bundle of rights and obligations that tend to bind one party with another in exchange Read more…
“Freedom of Press is an article of religion with us, holy by our Constitution, valid by four decades of freedom and indispensable to our future as a Nation” Introduction: The case of R. Rajgopal vs State of Tamil Nadu[1] is a landmark judgment on the freedom of speech and expression Read more…
Introduction: Indian Councils Act 1909 or Morley-Minto Reform was an extension of the 1892 reform. The Morley-Minto Reforms, was named after John Morley, the secretary of state for India (1905-1910 & 1911) and Minto was the Governor-General of India (1905-1910). The British Parliament had appointed a Royal Commission on Decentralisation Read more…