Historical Background Of Juvenile Justice System India Prior to the Juvenile Justice Act 1986, enacted by the Parliament to provide care, protection, treatment, development and rehabilitation to neglected or delinquent juveniles, the Juvenile Justice Act, 1960 was operative throughout the country. In India and hence, Juvenile Justice Act, 2000 was enacted. Later the Juvenile Justice …
Introduction- In this article , author discusses about the concept of caste , origin of caste, caste as ‘system’ ,then author tries to scrutinize the reservation policy in India from the perspective of caste, pros and cons of so called positive discrimination, the two most important question upon which author focuses is – should caste …
INTRODUCTION To inform the people in these uncertain time, newsrooms have made a priority in making sure to make a coverage of the current pandemic. 2020 has witnessed several instances back in India. Firstly the Anti-CAA protest, then ongoing pandemic and in between the death of the famous Bollywood Actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Also what’s …
BRIEF FACTS On 19th February, 2014- WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook. On 26th August, 2016- As a part of the Facebook family of companies, WhatsApp receives and shares information with the Facebook family and thereby WhatsApp announced a change in its privacy policy. On 29th August, 2016- Karmanya Singh and Shreya Sethi decided to challenge …
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What is a Gene? Genes are the distinct units of DNA sequence that encode individual proteins. DNA has been considered as a person’s book of life which provides insights into the many dimensions of the person’s future. Each person has two replicas of each gene, one inherited from each parent. Genes are arranged sequentially, on …
“Masculinity is not something given to you, but something you gain. And you gain it by winning small battles with honour”. – Norman Mailer A child is born at birth only with gender identity. As a person gets acquainted with his social environment, his identity changes according to social beliefs like caste, class, work and …
Introduction: ‘Most men fear getting laughed at or humiliated by a romantic prospect while women fear rape and death’. The above quoted line truly fits in the current picture of India where a rape is committed on an average of every 15 minutes, according to recently published official government crime data that is The National …
Definition of Confession: Nowhere in the Indian Evidence Act does the word confession be defined. All the provisions relating to confessions are under the title of ‘admission’. The definition of admission as given in Section 17 also applies to confession. As per the section 17 ‘a statement oral or documentary which suggests any inference to …
Abstract The issue of implementation of Uniform Civil Code has emerged in India’s political discourse recently, mainly because Muslim women, being adversely affected by the personal laws, have begun knocking the doors of the Supreme Court to uphold their fundamental rights to equality and liberty. In the absence of a uniform code or common personal …
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Abstract Historically, an imbalance in the power relations between men and women has created a misconception that women are weaker and defenseless than men. This has led to the domination of men over women. Over the years, women have been subjected to discrimination, torture and violence resulting in the negative impacts of their development and …
