“International law grants rights to all human beings, not only to citizens” – Kofi Annan, former secretary of United Nations. This implies that all human beings have the right to be treated with dignity and respect by virtue of them being humans. The dignity and respect are conferred to people through the enjoyment of all […]
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As per the Black’s Law Dictionary, Surrogacy is defined as the process of carrying and delivering a child for another person [1]. As per the Cambridge Dictionary, Surrogacy is defined as an act wherein a woman carries a baby for another woman, who is unable to do so herself [2]. The word surrogacy is derived
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The Constitution of India has always had a strong opinion concerning the freedom it grants to its citizens intending to resolve their problems. One of the key divisions of the government is the authority that provides justice using the existing laws of the nation, that is the Judiciary. However, this comes with a huge unjust
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Mr. Samriddha Gooptu is an Associate with the Competition Team at Trilegal headed by Ms. Nisha Kaur Uberoi. Mr. Gooptu is an alumnus of Amity Law School, Noida. We had the privilege to have a conversation with him about his journey of law. Can you tell our readers about your journey of law? I hail
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The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances(NDPS) Act was enacted in the year 1985 for regulation and control of abuse and drug trafficking through its stringent provisions. The provisions under the special enactment relating to search and seizure must be complied strictly with. The various provisions have been prescribed for search and seizure in any enclosed
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Certain fundamental concepts set the limits of the standard order that we recommend and use. Usually these are constrictive. It is necessary to make these ideas accessible to our vision – to liberate and not constrict the regions. It requires us to be aware of our deepest thoughts — which are considered to be our
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“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela [1] Childhood, the earliest and nascent stage of man’s existence, is meant to be devoted, not to work, but to growth and development through education and training. Because of its nature and the conditions in which it takes
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