Introduction: Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the ground of the equality of the genders. It is a complex movement which at the core that believes that women should have equal social, political, and economic rights as men. Read more
Introduction: Triple Talaq or ‘Talaq-ul-Biddat’, the most controversial issue at hand was at the mercy of the Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court comprising of 5 judges of different religions in Shayara Bano and Ors. vs. Union of India (UOI) Read more
Introduction: India is a secular state, a land where various religions are followed such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Sikhism, Islam etc and it is the core reason why India is called as a secular state after the 42nd Read more
Introduction: The world-wide-web whose info or the science address is hidden and area unit encoded by positive identification that isn’t accessible by everybody and desires special code engines for the operating and it’s the globe Wide web page that exists on darknets, overlay networks that use the web however need specific code, configurations, or authorization to access. The dark web forms a touch a part of the deep net, a part of Read more
Introduction: To facilitate how we direct our everyday exercises, new advances are improved and consolidated into the daily schedule. Computer-based intelligence is fundamentally a machine that can think all alone. The intellectual capacity of a machine to respond is as Read more
Introduction: Judiciary is the mechanism for resolution in case of disputes. In India, there are different levels of the judiciary. The apex court is the Supreme Court at the top, then the High Courts in each state and then comes Read more
Introduction: Following the path of secular approach in a pluralistic society, the constitution of India grants enough liberty to every religion for practicing and promoting their own personal laws without any obstruction by the government or any other religion. In Read more
Introduction: Biological weapons, like chemical or nuclear weapons, are internationally recognized as ‘weapons of mass destruction’ because they are capable of a high order to cause destruction or causing mass casualties. Since their use is against the law of humanity, Read more
Introduction: The deferral and pendency issues have long been the source of conflict for the Indian Judiciary. Over the last 5 decades, the judiciary, the Ministry of Justice, influential masterminds, and legal advisors have mooted a number of structures to Read more
Introduction: Former President of South Africa and Revolutionary Nelson Mandela once said: “Freedom cannot be achieved unless women have been emancipated from all kinds of oppression”. Indian Society has been working on the basis of a patriarchal system. Women have Read more
Introduction: Religion is considered to be the base of life of every human being, each and every living individual considers religion as an important aspect for livelihood. India is a secular nation, where all the religions co-exist with each other Read more
Introduction: Indian Penal Code, 1860 is the criminal code of India that codifies the substantive aspects of the criminal law. It was drafted in the year 1860 under the recommendations and guidance of first law commission that was set up Read more