Introduction: Human tendency of speed, which is taking money faster than repaying for it. From childhood until now, I have gone through various institutions such as schools & colleges (finance department), banks, gyms, etc usually are speedy in receiving money. But when there is duty associated with them in giving Read more…
Introduction: Marriage is a very sacred union of two individuals that are socially supported in what is regarded as a stable, enduring arrangement followed by a lifetime of partnership.[1] As marriage is also regarded as identity in our culture, it explains the kind of significance marriage holds in our life. 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…
“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: Rape is one of the most heinous offenses which is defined under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Section 375 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) deals with the rape; it defines it as, “sexual intercourse done with a women against her will, without her consent, by coercion, misinterpretation or fraud 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…
Introduction: The Indian Forest Act, 1927 combined all previous legislation regarding forests and forest produce prior to the 1920s. The Act empowered the government and Forest Department to create Reserved Forests and to use them for government use alone. Important Terms Forest Offense: The offenses which are punishable under this Act or Read more…
Introduction: ‘Anticipatory Bail’ is nowhere defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.). But its relevance to the personal liberty of any individual makes it a very important concept of the Code. The word Bail owes its origin to Latin word Bajulare which means ‘bear a burden’, and from there Read more…
“Sexual harassment in the workplace confuses rewards for performance with rewards for attractiveness for sexual availability.” Introduction Sexual harassment is a recurrent issue which is pervasive in all spheres of life of women who are victims of it. CEDAW[1] describes it as an uncivilized, unethical, immoral and a fundamental legal Read more…
FACTS The disputes arose involving the delimitation of the continental shelf areas in the North Sea between Germany, Denmark and Netherlands. All the states have signed to the Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf, whereas Denmark had the Netherlands were signatory to it. Both the states emphasized the delimitation according Read more…
Introduction Women’s denial of entry in religious shrines has recently been on the news after the Supreme Court’s historic verdict allowing entry of Hindu Women of all ages to the Sabrimala Temple[1]. This discourse has raised a lot of women demanding the rights to worship and lead prayers in mosques[2]. Read more…