Introduction: In the early 20th century, the political gospel of laissez-faire was preached.[1] With the introduction of the Administrative law, the concept of laissez-faire came to an end. Laissez-faire economy is a theory that restricts government intervention in the economy. It states that when the government’s only function is to Read more…
Facts: Badrinath vs Government of Tamil Nadu And others is rather a much convoluted and elaborated case in the Supreme Court of India pertaining to unfair treatment of the appellant, Mr. Badrinath, in matters regarding promotion at a government position. The facts of the case span over a period of Read more…
Introduction: Supreme Court on 15 June 2020 criticized the Federation of Automobiles Dealers Association (FADA) for defying its orders and openly selling the vehicles on BS-IV engine models, which was supposed to be banned a few weeks back. Complete Story The government has been working to curb air pollution in 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 A Facial Recognition System is a system that makes uses of biometrics to collect information on the user’s face including facial features, contours, textures, colours etc. This system which is based on Artificial Intelligence then coverts the analysis of the user’s face into a numerical code which is then Read more…
INTRODUCTION Section 154 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 lays down procedure regarding the information given to the police in cognizable cases and provides for the manner in which such information is to be recorded. An analysis of Section 154 is as follows: The information is to be given to Read more…
Background The formulation of the Government of India Act, 1935 lies in the Third Round Table Conference met in London in November 1932. Even this term of conference was held without the participation of Congress leaders. The discussions carried out in it ultimately led to the formation of this act. Read more…
Introduction The government of India act 1919 was a byproduct of intense nationalist political activity the events during the war and the prevalent sentiments were responsible for the signing of the Lucknow pact between the Congress and the Muslim league the establishment of home rule league and the August declaration Read more…