Introduction: Being a judge is one of the noblest professions in the world. The meaning of Recusal is “removal of oneself as a judge or policymaker in a particular matter, especially because of a conflict of interest or biasness.[1]” As per the Restatement of Values of Judicial Life adopted by the Read more…
Introduction: The outbreak of COVID-19 has affected the daily life of the people across the world. It has adversely affected the social, political, economic balance of the society at large. The safety measures are taken by every affected country to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In India, the nationwide lockdown Read more…
Introduction: We live in a world full of uncertainties and surprises. The world as we know it is constantly evolving and changing, leading to several developments in different aspects of life. From food, to clothing, to shelter, to weapons and other tools, society has shown evolution at an exponential pace. Read more…
The Right to Information Act, 2005, having its roots entrenched in Part III of the Constitution is a basic democratic tenet. Right to Information branches out of Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India. In the case of State of Uttar Pradesh v Raj Narain[1], the Hon’ble Supreme Court iterated Read more…
Introduction: The legal profession is a noble profession. Advocates are officers of the court. They play a vital role in the administration of justice. It’s a brilliant, attractive, peaceful and challenging profession. The advocate has to deal with a variety of human relations and have his mettle constantly tried from Read more…
Introduction: Parliament has various functions as entailed in the Constitution and such functions are further carried out by the member. The parliamentary privilege or immunity from certain processes is granted to them so that their duties are performed without any hindrance. The idea of this concept is, Members of the Read more…
Introduction: The world is progressing at lightning speed. With time, norms and lifestyle of people is also changing. The youth faces the brunt of this change the most. Many factors such as stress, peer-pressure, emotional and physical turmoil play a major role in pushing youths towards addiction-forming, such as drug Read more…
Introduction: Section 3(1) (a) of the Citizenship Act states – “Every person born in India on or after the 26th of January, 1950 but before the 1st day of July 1987 shall be a citizen of India by birth.” A new concept NRC has been introduced by the Indian Government, Read more…
Introduction: Trends of Judicial powers show that the courts do not interfere in Administrative Decisions unless these contravene the constitution or law or are arbitrary or mala-fide. Judicial review may be defined as a “court’s power to review the actions of other branches of government, especially the court’s power to Read more…
Introduction: The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Policy Act of 1969 earlier governed the laws relating to the unfair trade policies and to curb the growth of monopoly in the economy. This act was eradicated and later replaced by the Competition Act. Competition is necessary and is helpful for both the Read more…
Terrorism is a major issue not just in India but all around the globe it is undoubtedly an extremely complex issue due to its diverse origin and expanse, ideologies and motivations. Every country these days spend millions and millions on their intelligence from the government money just in hope that Read more…
Introduction In India, the laws concerned with the grant of gun license are governed under Section 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 of the Arms Act of 1959 and the Arms Rule of 1962, and Arms Rule 2016. These acts are providing expensive and tougher ways to Read more…