Author: PRAVANSHI YADAV
In the recent time the accessibility of human to human interaction and convenience in everything any one can think of.
Category: Legal Analysis
Author: Nandini D Patil
Invitation of legal action against an act of criminality usually begins at a police station by registering a case by few sections of IPC.
A DIRE NEED FOR SEPARATE LAWS TO ERADICATE THE ABHORRENT PRACTICE OF CURING QUEER SEXUALITY IN INDIA
Author: Zaina Aboobaker
The archaic notions of normality is evidently visible in the viciousness of the therapy and its existence. In the name of religion and science, several versions of the therapy took birth, ranging from prayers to corrective rapes.
Author: Vaishnavi Chandrakar
Legal stability and predictability are a fundamental part of what people mean by the Rule of Law (Schwarzschild 2007, 686). In the absence of stability and predictability in law, citizens have difficulty managing their affairs effectively (Eskridge and Frickey 1994).
Author: Suvansh Majmudar
When we consider the function that a social media post may serve in a civil or criminal case, we can see how important social media posts may be.
Author: SUBA NAKSHATRA.V,
One rape every 16 minutes was the rape statistics in the year 2020! What is rape? A man is said to commit rape on a woman without her consent or against her will, forcefully having sexual intercourse.
Author: SHAURYA SINGH SANAWAR
The Constitution of India has within its framework divided the organs of the state in three parts, viz, the executive, the legislature and the judiciary.
Author: Saurabh Chauhan
The topic of access to internet as a constitutional right has become more relevant during the present situation of pandemic where majority of population is dependent on internet and it has become an unavoidable part of daily life.
Author: SAPTAK MAJUMDAR
With the rapid development of information and communication technology, many activities in our daily lives have been integrated into the Internet and become more flexible and effective.
Author: Ria Ghelani
Hindus do not consider the cow ‘God’ per se, but they, however, consider the bovine holy and sacred, as ‘she’ is associated with Hindu deities (Lord Shiva’s anthropomorphic Nandi Bail, for instance).
