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.
Human Rights
Prisoners of War
Introduction: At first glance, prisoners (or) inmates can be seen as merely a product of war. One might say, kidnapping serves as a temporary situation in the case of a dedicated soldier or soldier who is not strong enough to present in a war zone or a besieged city, sometimes Read more…
Environmental Law
Analysis of Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016
Introduction: There are various uses of plastic, it is due to its special physical and chemical properties. But increasing use of plastic is becoming a warning to all of us as it is very harmful to our environment. According to the resources, the major part of waste every year is Read more…
Medical Laws
False Dichotomies in the Regulation of Living Organ Transplantation
Introduction: Life is a gift. Its preservation is of utmost significance. Indian Constitution ensures “Right to Life” as a fundamental right under Article 21. It not only focuses on the mere physical existence of an individual but also on the quality of life of that individual. Right to life likewise Read more…
Bare Act Analysis
Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970
Introduction: The Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970 (hereinafter alluded as the “Act”) is a significant enactment as respects support of medical services norms in the nation. It accommodates the constitution of a Central Committee of Indian Medicine and manages the support of focal and state registers of Indian medication Read more…
Environmental Law
Airport Noise Regulation
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…
Medical Laws
Remedies for Medical Negligence
Introduction: “Work is worship” – we often use this phrase. And in this analogous act of worshipping should not include any negligence. It is a breach of legal duty to provide due care. But woefully, in almost every work we the human being put some negligence knowingly or unknowingly. Such Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Olga Tellis and Ors. vs Bombay Municipal Corporation and Ors.
Introduction India has seen a large number of recorded decisions that have advanced and made our Constitution of India an epitome of justice, uniformity and great heart. One of those decisions that expanded the skylines of the significance of Fundamental Rights was Olga Tellis and Ors. v. Bombay Municipal Corporation Read more…
Offences against Women and Children
The Hathras Rape Case: A Cry for Right to Life
Introduction: Today, standing a month ahead of Durga Puja, the celebration of a women’s pride, strength, and above all her dignity, aren’t we still ashamed? We the people, the government, the police, the media everyone is proving the point of us being nothing but a piece of misogynists and opportunists. Read more…
Constitutional Law
Right to Life of an Animal
Introduction: Article 21 of the Constitution of India deals with the right to life and personal liberty. This right to life is destroyed by people by exploiting the nature. The ambit of Article 21 has been broadened by the judiciary and its decisions in India. This right to life indirectly Read more…
Social Issues
Slaughter of Cattle
Article 51A (g), states “it shall be the duty of every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife, and to have compassion for living creatures.”[1] Abstract “#Bakralivesmatter” was seen trending on Twitter on the eve of Eid-ul-Adha (Bakr id). It was Read more…
Civil Law
Human Rights and Article 21 of Constitution of India
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) primarily underscored ‘human dignity’ in the human rights discourse. These rights are inherent in all human beings and cannot be taken away without a fair and reasonable procedure by the State. Article 21 of the Indian constitution is an umbrella of various inalienable Read more…