“I may disagree with what you have to say, but I will defend to death, your right to say it.” Evelyn Beatrice Hall Introduction: John Milton said,“Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience, above all liberties”. The unique virtue of human beings Read more…
Introduction: The development and advancement of innovation have acquired a radical change in the world. The Internet has overwhelmed the world. It has brought individuals closer than at any other time and has been perhaps the best instrument of communication. Be that as it may, anything in overabundance is dangerous. Read more…
Introduction: India, indeed is one of the most diverse countries in the world inhabiting people from various backgrounds of caste, color, culture, creed, linguistic, traditions, race, and religion. We stand set out to counter the powers that look to annihilate these qualities. But traditionally, these disparities often sustained and strengthened Read more…
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…
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…
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…
Introduction: The progressive nature of society has led to an increase in the employment of women in the corporate world. This had made it a requirement to make laws so as to ensure that the rights of women are not violated due to pregnancy, menstruation, menopause, the responsibility of children. Read more…
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…
Introduction: When we analyze the airport noise pollution, we can find that these noises produced by aircraft are harmful, which causes severe health consequences, like hearing impairment, sleep disturbance, and heart disease, etc. So, airport noise regulations are regulation or law which help in controlling the noise at the airport. Read more…
Introduction: To criminate is “to charge one with a crime or to furnish ground for a criminal prosecution or to expose a person to a criminal charge”[1]. Therefore, self-incrimination can be understood to be providing grounds for criminal prosecution on one’s accusation. Right against self-incrimination has been long recognized in Read more…
Introduction: As we know law regarding privacy is one of the part of main rights present in our Constitution of India. Article 19 and 21 of Indian Constitution clearly mentions that they have been given the chance to have the right to speak and express and the freedom they get Read more…
Introduction: It is well cleared that Freedom of expression is mentioned in the preamble of Indian Constitution and is well protected under the delicacy of Fundamental Rights which is mentioned in Part III, Article 19(1)(a) which signifies that every citizen of India must have right to freedom of speech and Read more…