Introduction: We live in the age of Information and Technology, where the technology is advancing at an unprecedented rate. Information can reach to every corner of the world in a fraction of second. Technology has become a major part of Read more
Introduction: Salem Witch Trials, a thing of the past, now may not seem to be of much relevance other than as a part of history, but in India, in so many villages, is still a belief to be eradicated. India, Read more
In this blog, as a college going student, I have tried to evaluate and pin-point the difficulties faced by students in the learning and internship/job-finding process during the COVID-19 induced lockdown and the reasons behind the same. To conclude, I Read more
Introduction: Over the past few years, India has witnessed various major steps to curb the black money businesses namely Income Declaration Scheme (2016), Demonetisation Drive (2016), etc. A part of these major steps was the Amendment of the Prohibition of Read more
Introduction: The Supreme Court held senior activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan guilty of contempt of court in a suo moto contempt case against him over his tweets about the Chief Justice of India, SA Bobde, and the apex court. The Court on Read more
Introduction: In law, an injunction refers to a court order which requires an individual to perform or which restricts an individual from performing a particular action. Injunctions are used in civil proceedings where it is fundamental to maintain the current Read more
Introduction: When we buy a ticket for a concert, a ticket for an adventure park, buying aeroplane’s ticket, buying groceries, purchasing milk, buying a car, scooter, or any other vehicle, or if we are buying a new house, furniture, clothes, Read more
Introduction: In this article, we will discuss about the validity of the panchayat Raj through the eye of the Indian constitution. And also, about the effect of the constitutional democracy on human rights, if we closely examine this three, we Read more
Introduction: India is the largest democracy in the world, we have the lengthiest constitution in the world, India is considered as quasi-federal in nature. Quasi-federalism means an intermediate form of government between a unitary state and a federation. It is Read more
Introduction: An individual possesses certain legal rights which are granted to him by either the constitution, statute or a contract. Rights are often defined as an interest or a claim which provides the individual with the facility to regulate the Read more
Introduction: Tussle in Apex court is of no new and recently activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan has been found guilty of contempt of court. Many of us were sceptical about the fact that how two tweets could be treated as disrespecting Read more
Introduction: In earlier times people used to organize themselves in groups and it was thus believed that certain amounts of frictions were obvious. Individuals in those groups would get engaged with each other in various forms of purchase and transaction Read more