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A Brief Analysis Of Bio-Medical Waste Management In India

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INTRODUCTION: Medical care is vital for our life and health, but the wastes generated from medical activities represents a real problem for the environment and human health. India has an immense and complex health care system, government and private medical institutions working together, providing services that generate bio-medical wastes. It is estimated that the quantity

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Indian Prisoners During Covid-19: Call For Legal Attention

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INTRODUCTION: December 2019 was the onset of the infamous Covid-19 in Wuhan, China, which the WHO declared a Pandemic on March 3rd, 2020.[1] The WHO defines it as an infectious disease caused by the newly discovered Coronavirus, spreading primarily through droplets of saliva or discharge from the nose of an infected person, thereby causing respiratory

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“Truth Sits On The Lips Of A Dying Man”- An Overview

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Introduction A dying declaration refers to statements made by a person on his/her deathbed as to the cause or circumstances of death. The Latin term ‘leterm mortem’ literally means ‘words before death’ and has legal significance as the Indian law recognizes that a dying man seldom lies, or “truth sits upon the lips of a

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From Being The Custodian To Captive Of Fundamental Rights: Judiciary’s Stance On Netflix’s Bad Boy Billionaires Case

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INTRODUCTION- An investigative docuseries of Netflix named ‘Bad boy billionaires-India’ featuring the infamous tycoons lives involving fraud and deceit that made their names and brought them down was released on 5th October. It previously got strangled in different lawsuits filed at local city courts in Andhra Pradesh by Raju Ramalingam, ex-CEO of Satyam computer services

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Triple Talaq And The Indian Constitution

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INTRODUCTION There are many social practices prevalent that reflect social injustice behind the face of religion. The personal law were originally drawn from divine sources. It reflected gender dominance since the interpreters of “religion” were mostly men. The process of reforming evil practices began during the British period where the reformers removed some evil practices

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Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, 1967 (UAPA)

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Introduction to Unlawful Activities In the legal sense, the term ‘Unlawful’ means prohibited or not permitted by law, either it is civil or criminal in nature, and the term ‘Activity’ includes any kind of action or movement made for any particular purpose. So, unlawful activities refer to activities that are not recognised as permissible by

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The Effect Of The Pandemic On The Execution Of The International Public Contract

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Introduction: Different industries and legal relations have been hard hit by the aggressive measures imposed by the authorities worldwide to face the confirmed cases of COVID 19 have soared worldwide with fatalities. Therefore, there are many voices calling for the necessity of declaring this epidemic as a “Force Majeure”, and many questions arose about the

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