Introduction: Immoral Traffic (prevention Act),1956 defines prostitution as sexual exploitation or abuse of a female for monetary purpose and a “Prostitute” is a person who gains the commercial benefits. Prostitution is a matter of debate since ancient times. Prostitution is considered a taboo in India and all over the world. Read more…
Introduction: India has been known for its vastness in culture. Our culture is very old and dates back to almost thousands of years. However, today the western culture has a great influence on the Indian Society especially the younger generation and this can be witnessed by the rapid change in Read more…
Introduction: Autonomous cars have a great potential in improving road transportation. These cars have the ability to reduce traffic and so on for a safer and better ride by means of roadways of transportation. It’s good to see how far technology has come into achieving this. A car that can Read more…
Introduction: It is safe to consider that the Indian Legal Education System is one of the biggest in the world. Despite not having any of its top institutions in the top 200 law institutes in the world, India has fared well in this field and many of its graduates in Read more…
Introduction: Earlier, there are no prescribed qualifications for legal professionals. These unqualified professionals are bungling and also those who are considered to be professional miscarries to keep up their promises. These incompetent professionals may also act unfairly for the fees he got for the particular case and he may also Read more…
Introduction: Many of the top online casino games in the world happen to be most widely played in India. With the increasing number of people getting access to good quality internet, smartphones and computers, there has been a sharp rise in the number of people playing such games over the Read more…
Introduction: Indian social thought and action is heavily influence by the caste system. From the Vedic ages, the caste system was very much prevalent. The occupation one did was purely on a hereditary basis that is the ascribed status. Social mobility in such a system was next to impossible. It Read more…
Introduction: No need to explain how deadly & contagious, the novel coronavirus is. No visible symptoms in 80% of cases.[1] A proper and effective vaccine is only hoped for this. There are also recovered people who have shared their experience with living with corona. But, Unfortunately, some people had to Read more…
Introduction: Out of several defences in criminal law, it is the very interesting defence to any crime, that can negates criminal liability of the convict against the criminal offence. Automatism is a defence where it shows the uncontrolled actions of the defendant. It is certainly not a state of mind Read more…
Introduction: Justice is one of civilization’s central objectives. It is in this manner basic for the legal executive to play out its obligation appropriately for any general public to proceed with its quest for harmony, concordance, and progress. Shockingly, the Indian legal system, in spite of its numerous victories, experiences Read more…
Introduction: “There can be no equal justice where the kind of trial a man gets depends on the amount of money he has”.[1] Since the ancient times, aiding the poor was considered to be a good deed. As time progressed our legislature also brought in many laws and regulations for Read more…
Introduction: The most important factors which are expected from a citizen in a society are DISCIPLINE and GOOD BEHAVIOUR. Though there are a number of more factors that do constitute a responsible citizen of a society but yes these two must be kept above all to regulate one’s day to Read more…