Introduction: The voting rights guaranteed to the citizens of a country form the crux of “democracy” in a nation. The power bestowed upon the people of the country brings with it the responsibility to rationally decide the administrative head of this extensive institution for a limited tenure. However, certain barriers prevent citizens from freely
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There are 4 pillars of the democracy: Legislature, Executive, Judiciary and the Media i.e. press. They are allotted with different powers and hence, they are circumscribed into their respective limits only. The legislature is assigned with the function to make or enact laws; the executive woks to implement or execute those laws enacted by
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In the earlier times, the flora and fauna were available in abundance. It was not realized that a time will come in the future for which there will be a need to save and protect the environment and wildlife. However, asthe time passes and situation arises when the environment and wildlife start to end, so
Role of the Indian Judiciary in the Preservation of Endangered Species- A Brief Analysis Read More »
Introduction The case named Tukaram & Anr. v State of Maharashtra[1]was a landmark case as far as rape and its laws are concerned. The incident took place in 1972, Chandrapur district of Maharashtra which shook the nation. The decision was given by the Supreme Court was something that caused outrage within the nation. Several protests
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Introduction We all are aware about the incidents taking place in Ukraine. The acts of Putin in Ukrainian cities such as Kiev, Kharkiv, Mariupol, Donetsk, has caused immense damage to people and property. People are now compelled to flee from the country which includes Indians as well. The people of Ukraine are paying price of
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The POCSO Act, 2012’ is one of the most contentious legislation in the history of Indian Jurisprudence with widespread debates on its intent, provisions and interpretation across the legal fraternity. One of the most uncertain provisions in the Act deals with undermining the sexual consent of a person below the age of 18, making any
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The long ‘fraternal squabble’ between two European neighbours cascaded into a global glare sooner than expected in the early hours of February 24, 2022, when Vladimir Putin’s Russia in the context of a ‘special military operation’ infiltrated the border of its sovereign neighbouring country, Ukraine. This brazen action has been described by many an analyst
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A company is a fiction of law, having a corporate personality that is independent and distinct from its members. “Company” refers to a company incorporated under Companies Act, 2013 or under the provisions of any other preceding company law.[i] Its elementary feature is “separate legal entity” as decided in the famous case of Saloman v.
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“Any young man, who makes dowry a condition to marriage, discredits his education and his country and dishonors womanhood.” – Mahatma Gandhi INTRODUCTION “Dowry” a popular term in Indian households that has eroded the essence of weddings and turned it into a societal evil. It has been rehearsed for various periods of time and has
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1.0 INTRODUCTION On October 2021, the largest social media company Facebook rechristened itself as “meta”. This renaming is done to showcase that Facebook and its owners were highly hopeful and moving ahead in the next cutting age technology which is called metaverse. Facebook is surely not the only one, other tech giants like Microsoft, Epic
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