I. Introduction Due to the developments in electronic commerce both developed as well as developing countries are offered unprecedented opportunities. Looking at the short run the benefits in a developed country are concentrated but in the longer run the countries that are developing are at a benefit, the reason as to why the developing
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Since ages this debate has been going on whether the vaccination should be mandatory or not to the public. During the FirstWorld War, “Small Pox” named disease was spread in America and it has caused 50% death of the people who were found infected. After that, vaccination needed to be mandatory to stop such
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Introduction We’ve previously heard of several incidents in which celebrities’ nudes were published on social media sites. We’ve also recently come across several incidents in which the common man’s nudity has been published on different websites. Here’s a question for all of the readers, would any of you like to see a naked or obscene
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“Sexual Orientation is natural. Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is violation of freedom of speech and expression” -Supreme Court of India in Navtej Singh Johar vs. Union of India According the Census 2011, 0.4% of the population accounts for Third Gender, however the real figure might be different due to fear of
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The phrase “Jihad” is an unofficial expression used by extremist Hindu organizations to refer to a Muslim effort to convert Hindu girls in the guise of love. Amongst other matters, the UP Vidhi Virudh Dharma Samparivartan Pratishedh Adyadeh 2020 (prohibition of unlawful religious change), known notoriously as Love Jihad, specifies that if the “sole
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A debate which has seen rising interest from the general-public in recent times, a question which often arises and a topic which has seen politicization in recent years, does imprisonment and a stricter penal system in a country lead to a safer society? In this blog, I shall seek to understand the main motives behind
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ABSTRACT ‘Some standards can be prescribed by law, but the spirit of, and the quality of the service rendered by; a profession depends far more on its observance of ethical standards. These are far more rigorous than legal standards…. They are learnt not by precept but by the example and influence of respected peers.
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It has been rightly said by Pope Francis that “The right to life is the first among human rights.” Being the epitome of judicial creativity and carrying a sacrosanct aura around it, the right to life has been guaranteed by the founding fathers of the Indian Constitution under Article 21 of chapter III of
The world today is entangled with the Novel Coronavirus and is facing financial challenges and curtailment of social mobility due to the restrictions upheld by the Government. India has been no exception to this phenomenon. The Government is taking stringent actions with the evolving situation. Various policy measures are being implemented by the Government
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INTRODUCTION : Lien is recognized as a remedy and is taken into consideration as a right. The foremost purpose of the contract of lien was that it had been not between the parties and also the party had its rights because it absolutely was imposed law by the common law courts. Lien is that
