Criminal Law
Marijuana: Should it be Criminal to Use?
The question of legalization in India of marijuana becomes tricky and a complex issue to be discussed even openly.
Media Laws
Broadcasting Code In India And Fourth Asian Broadcasting Conference, 1962
Individual’s right of speech and expression may be restricted under certain situations if such right harms another person.
Administrative Law
The Legislations In India
The legislation refers to the making of the law. This legislative body has the power to make, amend, repeal and enact the laws.
Family Law
Walk-In And Walk-Out Relationship
A live-in relationship is a concept where a couple lives together under one roof for a long time without getting married.
Social Issues
A Critical Review of Anti-Corruption Legislation in India
Introduction: India has a long list of strict laws to combat corruption. But it is a widely accepted notion that the practice of corruption is normal and accepted in the public sector. Rising awareness and protests against corruption by the public has pushed the government to make certain significant changes Read more…
Cyber Laws
Virtual Data Protection Laws in India
Introduction: It has been rightly stated that ‘Data is the new Oil’.[i] Earlier the Mineral Oil was considered to be the most lucrative commodity and many of the nations were running after it. Data seems to have been taking the same value today in the 21st Century which is evident Read more…
Administrative Law
Drone Regulations in India
Introduction: With the constant advancement of technology, the whole world is continuously being revolutionized. From the invention of bulbs to Led lights, telephones to smartphones, steam engine cars to electric self-driven cars, technology has been advancing at a very fast pace. One of those advancements is Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). Read more…
Social Issues
Elder Abuse in India
Introduction: In the last fifty years or so, due to groundbreaking advancements in the medical and healthcare industries and as a result of modern economies being focused on innovations in the R&D sector, the longevity or life expectancy in India has risen dramatically. According to a 2016 report by the Read more…
Constitutional Law
Right to Property in India
Introduction: Property is a term derived from the Latin word ‘propertietat’ and the French equivalent ‘proprious’ which means ‘a thing owned’.[i] The term and its applicability in our daily life are not new to any one of us. The Supreme Court took two approaches in dealing with the Concept of Read more…
Criminal Law
Genesis and Development of Bail in India
Introduction: The word ‘bail’ is derived from the old French word bailer, which means nothing but to give or deliver. The term bail usually refers to releasing of a person who is charged with an offense, only when he provides the security that will ensure his presence before the courts Read more…
Constitutional Law
Should India be Renamed as Bharat?
Introduction: “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.” – Article 1(1) of The Constitution of India is in great controversy after seven decades of its coming into existence. Various Articles of The Constitution of India have been challenged from time to time, some of which have been Read more…
Common Law Principles
Doctrine of Pith and Substance
Introduction: The principle of Pith and substance is a deep-rooted legitimate teaching solidly imbued in the statute of the Indian constitution. The idea was first recognized in the Canadian Constitution and it has been along these lines acquired by the composers of the Indian Constitution. As a matter of first Read more…