The preamble of the Indian Constitution states that India is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic and Republic country which provides Justice, Liberty, and Equality to all its citizens.
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Human right is the baseline for survival and right to flee away from one’s own country from any kind of persecution, whether religious or political-based. But, the problem to be focused is whether the country where they fly away to accept them and has any sort of obligation to provide them shelter.
Political Asylum: National Security Compromise or Helping Hand in Need Read More »
An unannounced and uninvited virus arrived like a whirlpool into the lives of the humankind, upsetting the stagnant routine and forcing the governments over the continents to enforce lockdowns, isolating the residents. It took only a day or two for the cacophony of the busy roads to transition into the sweet dulcet of nature.
Lockdown: The Womanly Perspective Read More »
We know social media day is observed annually on 30 June. Today is 30 June 2020 and I am taking this opportunity to pen down something relating to the social media & law. Now the question that naturally arises is how on earth these two terms social media & law are related to each other?
‘Trial by Social Media’ – A Boon or Stress Booster? Read More »
Alternate Dispute Resolution refers to the settlement of dispute without the intervention of a court. These are the less formal, time-efficient and amicable ways of settling the disputes of the contesting parties.
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The constitution of India has enabled the parliament to exercise preventive detention laws in India, citing the rationale to be “the security of a State, maintenance of public order, or maintenance of supplies and services essential to the community.”
Preventive Detention: Antithesis to Due Process Read More »
Criminal law deals with secondary liability in several ways. When more than one offender is/are engaged in an offence(s), the charge-sheet against them usually carries Section 34 along with other relevant charges. Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) has always been in controversy considering its frequent use and yet its inadequate interpretation.
Law On Common Intention: A Glance At Section 34 Of The Indian Penal Code, 1860 Read More »
Press is a medium of social, public, and political intercourse. It is a powerful tool of expression of opinion, a means of communication of facts of public life. Freedom is essential for the press, to perform dynamic roles, in the country.
Visuality of Freedom of Press: In light of the World Press Freedom Index 2020 Read More »
Consider a case dealing with multiple accused, so the question arises that should the law deal with the individuals with their separate individual acts and through separate charges, or should they be dealt as a group if an act is done by an individual on behalf of others.
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Marriage is the most significant and holy association in our society. In general, marriage can be portrayed as a bond/responsibility between a man and a lady. As it is observed the experience of marriage can be fruitful or unsuccessful. And at times in a marriage, one accomplice decides to step out of their relationship, and another accomplice attempt to spare their marriage take recourse to matrimonial remedies.
Unconstitutional and Unethical Matrimonial Remedy – Restitution Of Conjugal Rights Read More »