Forensic Science
Objectives of Forensic Science in Light of UDHR and Constitution of India
The discipline of forensic humanitarianism supports the argument that the deceased have at least one residual human right to dignity.
Criminal Law
Independent Thought v. Union of India
Exception 2 of Sec.375 of IPC would be considered as blanket protection to the husband and would cause misuse of the law.
Environmental Law
Overview of Environmental regulations for Mining Activities in India
Several steps and measures are taken by the Indian Government to ensure that the mining sector becomes environmentally sustainable.
Human Rights
Rights of People with HIV Aids in India
The problems associated with HIV are not limited to the protection of life, but legal issues concerning the rights of individuals affected.
Family Law
Right of a Wife to Abort a Child without Consent of the Husband
Women often have severely limited access to safe abortion services due to a lack of adequate regulatory, medical or political will.
Evidence Law
Presumption: Concept and Application as a Tool of Proving Facts
Introduction: The presumption, by and large, implies methods of interaction of learning not many realities based on plausibility or it are the outcome of certain demonstrations overall which reinforce the chance, and when such chance has extraordinary validate esteem than for the most part realities can be determined. A presumption Read more…
Social Issues
Right to a Smoke Free Environment (W.R.T. Public Smoking)
Introduction: Medical studies depict that smoking results in numerous health issues for the person smoking as well as those close to him. Consequently, it is widely believed that smoking must not be permitted in public places. Opponents of the ban claim that passive smokers need not take the risk of Read more…
Constitutional Law
Critical Analysis of The Right to Marry a Person of Choice in India
Introduction: In the last few months Government and Courts brought a drastic change in the right to marry to a person of choice. It can be seen that, on the one hand, the Government is narrowing the broad sense of rights while on other hand Indian Judiciary is in full Read more…
Social Issues
Prolonged Incarceration of Under Trials
Introduction: “No iron curtain can be drawn between the prisoner and the constitution.”[1] Article 21 of the Indian Constitution guarantees the right to life and personal liberty to all Indian citizens. This cannot be curtailed by any person until and unless it is specified in any law of the country. Read more…
Cyber Laws
Truecaller: Legal Valdity
Introduction: Truecaller is a cell phone application that has highlights of caller recognizable proof, call-impeding, streak informing, call-recording (on Android up to adaptation 8), Chat and Voice by utilizing the web. It expects clients to give a standard cell versatile number for enlisting with the administration. Truecaller is created by Read more…
Constitutional Law
Phone Tapping in India and its Constitutional Implications
Introduction: In today’s governance, one of the primary debates is that pertaining to the balance of surveillance measures of the government and an individual’s right to privacy. To what extent this surveillance is in the interest of the public is a matter often prodded upon. In India, there are at Read more…
Constitutional Law
Right to get Water: The Recent Development and Constitutional Framework
Introduction: Life in this world cannot be possible without water. Water is considered as one of the most important needs of humankind because without its humankind cannot survive. Water is also one of the most important fundamental rights for all the living beings in this world. Therefore, the water right Read more…