Constitution of India

INTRODUCTION Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to an order of existence.[i] According to Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary, religion means a belief binding the spiritual nature of man to a supernatural being as involving a feeling of dependence and responsibility, together with the feelings and practices which …

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Introduction This question has been raised several times in past as well. The women in our society have always been struggling to make their position in the male dominated world of. In this patriarchy, her status is diminished and lost in the hues of darkness. The constitution provides equality for all but sadly it is …

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Introduction Different colours, different cultures, different traditions and different religions forms the diverse India. With such diversity comes the problem of governance. In the British era, some of the matters such as inheritance, succession, divorce, maintenance and marriage were left untouched to be governed by the English laws. But when India got independence and the …

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Introduction “In 1991 the Madras High Court, on the petition of K Thiagarajan, struck down the order of the commissioner of police, banning public meetings for 15 days. The court observed- merely under a pretext or assumption that there would be a breach of peace or a law and order problem would be created, summary …

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Introduction “Centralized systems make more and more legal decisions. Often this happens because machines, like computers, apply law. For instance, computer programs prepare tax returns, certify compliance with environmental regulation, keep wage and hour records, and take down material allegedly subject to copyright protection. Should automated law systems be directly liable for the errors they …

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Introduction Indian Constitution embraces the idea of separation of power which plays a vital role in the creation of a fair government and also fair and proper justice is dispensed by the judiciary as there is independence of judiciary. The doctrine of separation of power essentially distinguishes between three organs namely, Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. …

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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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