Abstract The pandemic which has gripped us as for a very long time now looks like a matter affecting us since time immemorial. So far one can recall, he/she would most probably only remember living in solitary confinement , In fear of a raging virus, devoid of all normalcies of life.
Issues concerning gender inequality during pandemic Read More »
ABSTRACT Gender inequality not only harms women besides it also affects men. This gender inequality not only exists in job, income, education, health but also in taking care of the children. There is a general myth that men are the sole breadwinner of the family, and women are intended only to take care of the
Does India Have Paternity Benefit? Read More »
Introduction- Rape has been recognized as one of the most heinous crime in all over the world. In simple terms, rape is something related to sexual intercourse forcefully or without consent. Laws has been repealed time to time, definition of rape has been defined and repealed time to time and so the punishment. In a
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Introduction We are living in times where natural resources are scarce, and regardless of its impact on our future we continue to abuse Mother Earth ruthlessly for our greed and desire. Today’s story is about the beautiful forests of Hasdeo Arand located in Chattisgarh and Dehing Patkai situated in Assam. Hasdeo Arand Hasdeo Arand is
Sorry, not sorry Mother Earth! Read More »
INTRODUCTION: – The Supreme Court of India in its series of judgment highlighted the need of setting up of special environmental courts, the first one being in MC Mehta v. Union of India,[i] (Oleum Gas Leak case), and by the Law Commission of India in its 186th report in 2003. Finally it got established on
Powers And Functions Of The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010: An Analysis Read More »
ABSTRACT The case comment here wants to lay emphasis that, invoking Article 142 of the Indian Constitution to confer power on the trial court to order the test voice samples, is infringing the Right to Privacy enshrined Article 21 and thus, Ritesh Sinha v. State of U.P.[1] requires a recheck. Such orders of the Hon’ble
Right To Remain Silent: A Critique Of Ritesh Sinha V. State Of U.P. Read More »
INTRODUCTION The Covid-19 pandemic has brought about a state of utter social, political, and economic uncertainty and instability across the globe. Since the outset of the pandemic, especially in the investment and acquisition transactions, the buyers have been continuously grappling with the deteriorating business operations and its earning potentials and therefore, looking hard at the
MAC Clauses In Commercial Contracts: Lessons To Be Learnt From Covid-19 Read More »
Introduction India the largest democracy of the world, is a secular, democratic and republic nation which hold its people most important and thus to enjoy its character to the fullest it guarantees certain fundamental rights to its citizens as well as certain rights to non-citizens. But the declaration of these rights will be meaningless unless
An Overview of the Crises Climate change, a notable driver of displacement, is now, forcing people to move, with the potential to displace about 140 million people by 2050. While climate change continues to shatter lives and livelihoods across the globe, it is still almost invisible to the states and the international community. This crisis
Introduction to the Indian Contract Act, 1872 A contract is an agreement between two or more parties, to perform a specific job or work order, often temporary or of fixed duration, and usually governed by a written agreement. In the legal language, the term ‘Contract’ can be defined as an agreement that the law will
Important Case Laws of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 Read More »
