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 …
INTRODUCTION: Media is often considered one among the pillars of democracy. The media plays a really crucial role in shaping the opinion of the people about an occasion, and it also can change the attitude of the society. Constitution of India gives freedom of ‘Speech and Expression’ under Article 19 (1) (a) to Media and …
Abstract: India is a country which has an increasing rate in protest. The question which is mostly raised in this context is, who have the right to do so. The absence of expressed provisions which provides the right to protest makes the topic more confusing. There are also situations in which authority takes action against …
What according to you a defamation is? Generally, it is estimated that when someone makes any statement either orally or by written words which can harm your repute in the perception of others it falls under the ambit of defamation, but is it really a correct? The answer is a big ‘NO’. Now, you must …
INTRODUCTION “No arrest should be made only because the offence is cognizable and non-bailable and therefore, lawful for the police officers to do so.” Life and physical liberty is a sacred freedom that has been endorsed under Article 21 and Article 22 of the Indian Constituion. Article 21 states that “No person shall be deprived …
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 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 …
Abstract: In the increasing rate of COVID cases in the country and all over the world, it is important to have the knowledge of stubble burning practice and its impact on the environment as a whole. Likewise, we should also look into the fact of why it is necessary to cease the practice of stubble …
INTRODUCTION The online platforms provide an inexpensive communication medium that allows anyone to quickly reach million of users. Consequently, in these platforms anyone can publish content and anyone interested in the content can obtain it, representing a transformative revolution in the society. However, this same potential of online system brings together an important challenge these …
Increased Efforts To Combat Online Hate Speech And Violence Read More »
Meaning of rule of Law: The Rule of law has been given by Prof. Dicey the expression the guarantee of equality before the law. This means that no man is above the law all are equal in eye of law. The concept of rule of law come from ‘Magna Carta’. Its means that law is …
