The global pandemic has managed to flip the life of every person. Our day-to-day activities and how we carry them out have changed. People are changing their life to survive the ongoing pandemic. However, this change has to prove to be a threat to our privacy. The pandemic has resulted in the government keeping
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Introduction: According to Sir William Anson’s definition, Wagering agreement is “a promise to give money or money’s worth upon thedetermination or ascertainment of an uncertain event“. A wagering agreement is one in which two or more necessary parties have entered into a contract in which the first party promises to pay a certain sum of
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Introduction- Since the lockdown, the number of complaints of crimes against women doubled in the first week, later on the numbers decreased but it is still more than the usual complaints received before the lockdown according to NCW (National Commission of Women) chairperson, Rekha Sharma.[1]Crimes against women are at 10-year high record in this
CRIMINOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF INCREASED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DURING THE PANDEMIC Read More »
Introduction Abortion has always been a topic of intense moral, ethical, political and legal debates making abortion not a medical problem but adding the taste of the family, the state, motherhood and women’s sexuality to it thereby creating issues on it. The 1971 Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act empowered the women to get
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Introduction: Organ, eye and tissue transplantation brings a happy and healthy life to a healthy body. Sometimes, a needy person gets a new life just because to getting an organ. The biggest contribution to humanity. It brings a new hope for the thousands of people awaiting transplants. Every day several people die because of a
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Introduction: As food is to body, reading is to mind and consumer is to the market. In our daily lives we come across many processes of hire or purchasing and selling of goods and this has become an inevitable part of our lives. As the market went on expanding, certain issues started arising related
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Introduction Euthanasia (from Greek: “suitable death”) is the practise of intentionally ending one’s life to relieve pain and suffering. Different countries have unique euthanasia laws. Euthanasia is defined by the British House of Lords select committee on clinical ethics as “a deliberate action conducted with the specific goal of ending a life, to alleviate
The first education policy came in the year 1965. Then came the new education policy in 1986 which was then modified in 1992. After a wait of 34 years, finally came the New Education Policy 2020 which plans to bring historical changes in the education system of India.[1] In both rural and urban India,
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INTRODUCTION Technological advancements like artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology are the main reason behind controversial rise in mass surveillance. Government across countries have been using facial recognition technology under the disguise of security.Over the last decade the surveillance technology has advanced greatly but the safeguards regarding them have not been able to maintain
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INTRODUCTION Over the years there has been a gradual increase in the number of people kept undertrial. Data presented by Prison Statistics India, 2019 compared to the data presented by Prison Statistics, 2015 shows an increase in the percentage of people under trial. It shows that in 2019 69.63% of the total population of
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