INTRODUCTION The blog focuses on Right to Information Act 2005. All the new amendments taken place in the act are right or beneficial for the public or not. The critical analysis, discussions on the facts and cases related to the topic and the act will also be discussed in this blog only. Right to Information …
INTRODUCTION Statements (from section 17 onwards) in Indian Evidence Act,1872 , are per se not relevant but they are relevant when they suggest some facts which are already covered under section 6-11 (general facts). And what does a statement contain?, is always decided by section 6-16 and their consequences are decided by section 17-22. Generally, …
Law on Confession in India vis-à-vis Miranda Warning in US Read More »
INTRODUCTION Marriage in India is a crucial social institution performed two individuals who get connected as husband and wife, which is recognized under the law . It is considered as an important social function and several rituals are performed together and after that, each spouse will get into a determined role. To make their married …
Introduction: As we can see that mal- nutrition is the main problem we are facing nowadays. There are several reasons for mal- nutrition. Some of them are poverty, marriage of girls before the prescribed age. Therefore, in its bid to fight mal- nutrition, the Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi in his speech on …
“Education is the movement from darkness to light” Allan Bloom The thought of not visiting college …
Abstract With the adverse effects of the global epidemic and subsequent lockdown affecting all walks of activities ,trade is also not left out. With the abrupt stoppage of shipping, manufacturing , exports etc. , the regular flow of industrial activities has been completely has received a major blow, all in the backdrop of a global …
Analyzing Erratic Trade Behaviour Amid the COVID Era Read More »
Introduction Under Indian Legal System there are three provision regarding the granting of Maintenance to one spouse of marriage from the another. First, is section 24 and section 25 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Second is, section 18 of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956. Third is, section 125 of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973. This …
INTRODUCTION A thin line concept that can amaze you so well. The similarity between these two are proving an obscure concept with no synonyms to each other by the way. Now, Section 299 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) [1]defines Culpable Homicide and Section 300 of the Indian Penal Code[2] (IPC) defines Murder. To differentiate …
ABSTRACT Obligation isn’t always operate by reason. What a person perceives obliged to do may not be the most reasonable choice of action. In fact, this option may even physically hurt them in some way. They appear to be the sturdy standardized statements in the language of morals. In legal sense obligation means the class …
Introduction The way in which Sushant Singh Rajput’s death is aired shows what ‘narrow casting’ is. It has been more than two months to his sad demise but media is still awry. This unfortunate incident has become one of the popular examples of how media is solely concerned with boosting revenue by rigorously covering circumstantial …
The Plummeting Standards: Media and its Journalistic Moorings Read More »
