The basic tenet of a healthy democracy, is open dialogue and transparency. Peter Fenn Introduction: Lamentably, western societies have witnessed a decline in confidence towards government and policymakers, which has raised serious concerns regarding the health of democracies. Governments across Read more
Introduction: Male are not seen as victims in India, they are only seen as perpetrators. If rape has been committed then it’s assumed that the female is the victim no one thinks that it can be male also. The society Read more
Introduction: The technology in today’s world has showcased a drastic change in all the activities in the present market and society. It has played a huge role in changing the standards of the economical market where the professionals are often Read more
Arbitration remains one of the preferred dispute resolution mechanisms for commercial disputes globally. It has been said that the reason behind Arbitrations’ global popularity is due to the bindingness of award passed by the arbitral tribunal and the autonomy which Read more
Introduction: Live in relationship is a concept where couples are not married to each other but live together under the same roof that resembles a relation like marriage and this can also be called as cohabitation. Generally, it is a Read more
Introduction: Access to food, cloth and adequate housing are the basic needs of human life. The right of housing is also interpreted by the Indian judiciary and infringed this right within the ambit of Article 21 of our Indian Constitution Read more
Introduction: In order to maintain the employee’s efficiency and his desire to properly serve his company, organizations opt the method of promotion. While promoting, it is checked that if his record can qualify for the promotion and it is expected Read more
Introduction: India is the biggest democratic country in the world, which means that citizens of India have a right to choose their government. Elections are held every 5 years at both State level (Rajya Sabha Elections) and at National level Read more
Introduction: Every society is governed by the set of principles or rules led down by the framers of the law and violating of these rules are going to be treated as Crime. Legal code is that a part of the Read more
“For every drop of water you waste, you must know that somewhere on earth someone is desperately looking for a drop of water!” Mehmet Murat Ildan Introduction: The water crisis is a serious issue in many parts of the world. Read more
Introduction: RERA or Real Estate Regulatory Authority Act was passed in 2017 with a motive of providing the homebuyers, government, and builders a transparent selling and buying of real estate properties. Before RERA came into existence, there was an excessive Read more
Introduction: The negligence which is most unique and problematic ground for punishment is criminal negligence. A crime constitutes actus reus accompanied by mens rea. Criminal negligence is ‘nonfeasance’ in which there is a fault in the failure to foresee avoidable Read more