INTRODUCTION: Climate change is one of the biggest problems the whole globe is facing in today’s time. It has become a reason for concern for many economies as the effect of climate change, such as damage from severe weather and health problems will impose a big cost on the society. India being located in the …
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INTRODUCTION The common man’s access to the internet has revolutionised everyone’s lives. The internet’s platform has made human interaction easier than it has ever been. However, as communication has become more convenient, the inconvenience caused by the abuse of communication channels has increased accordingly. People who post superfluous and inaccurate words about a person or …
INTRODUCTION Globalization, whether technical, political, or economic, has ushered in a new era in international commerce, with countries participating more actively and having better access to domestic economies. The previous ten years have seen a mini revolution in the legal services industry, with the most significant legal influence on the corporate legal arena. Before …
INTRODUCTION “Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one’s head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday and no tomorrow. To forget time, to forget life, to be at peace.”- Oscar Wilde[1] India is well-known for its diversity and land of multiple tolerance towards …
The gender ratio in India is around 48%. Even after being the second most populous country in the world and with such gender ratio; Women barely constitute 7 percent of the total sanctioned strength of judges in all the 25 high courts across the country[1]. Out of around 1080 judges in all the 25 High …
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Overview Minority are literally the group of peoples whose practises, religion, ethnicity or other attributes are smaller in number as compared to the main groups of those classification. According to the definition given by the United Nations, these are the groups which are socially, politically and economically non- dominant and inferior in population are minorities. …
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Competition is a complex terminology which does not lend itself to easy summary or concise clarification. The World Bank and OCED in its report ‘A framework for the design and implementation of competition law and policy’ defines competition as “a situation in a market in which firms or sellers independently strive for the buyers’ …
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Introduction This point is somewhere attentive because the term ‘witness’ is neither defined in IPC[1] nor in CrPC[2], but it plays a pivotal role in granting justice in both these systems by the court, so witness protection should also be considered as an important topic for our legislation. Witness evidence in court can change the …
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INTRODUCTION The word property is derived from the Latin word ‘properietat’ (its French equivalent is ‘proprious’) which means a thing owned with exclusive right of possession, enjoyment and disposition.[i] In legal terms, the word property refers to individual possession of things and these things can be tangible such as land or goods or they can …
Drones assist practically every area of the economy and because of their reach, convenience, and adaptability, they can prove to be significant milestones in creating employment and generating economic growth, particularly in India’s remote and inaccessible areas. Given, the importance of Drones, it is imperative to regulate their usage. The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation …
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