With the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in March 2020, the whole planet was placed on lockdown, and citizens were forced to remain inside their houses. Excluding hospitals, each organization was closed down. It was no different in courthouses. To combat the risk of COVID-19, courthouses were also completely shut. The judiciary or …
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Introduction The legal system of India is based on an extremely important concept “innocent until proven guilty”. This concept simply states that until and unless an accused is proven guilty for committing an offence and is only under an ongoing trial, the accused cannot be termed as a criminal. Henceforth, due to this concept, the …
Introduction to Right to Information Act, 2005 Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI) is considered highly important legislation of independent India as it introduced the concept of ‘Good Governance’. Good governance is when a country’s public institution works and brings in improvements as per the needs of the society. Not only India but various …
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INTRODUCTION In all legal frameworks, the claim to rights and interests in land based on ownership has been recognized. If the original owner of immovable property leaves it unattended for a period of time, the doctrine of adverse possession is applied. The Limitation Act of 1963 governs this particular length of time. This Act establishes …
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The COVID-19 pandemic created havoc in the country of India after the first case of coronavirus disease was found on 30th January 2020 in Thrissur, Kerala. Soon there was a multiplication in the number of cases in the country which led to waves of fear among people. During such a disturbing state, our PM …
The journey from PM CARES Fund to #PMdoesnotcare Read More »
INTRODUCTION The Indian caste system and its social-stratification gave rise to few disadvantaged castes such as Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST). “Scheduled Castes”is defined under article 366(24) as castes, races, tribes, or parts of groups which are deemed under article 341 to be Scheduled Castes. To provide safeguards against discrimination and to uplift …
REFORMS FOR NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES- A WAY FORWARD Read More »
The `positive’ sense of the word `liberty’ derives from the wish on the part of the individual to be his own master. [1] In pluralistic society, socio-political justice is conceived as people having different views, morals, values, and the purpose of life which needs to co-exist within a broad framework of legal protections. According to …
Introduction: Internet has become a part of our lives and we’re all in a constant touch with it. It helps us to explore this limitless world by sitting in our houses. It helps connecting us with the people who are far away from us. It helps us clearing our doubts whether they be small …
The article is written by Sneha Mahawar, a law student at Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies. The article discusses the important highlights and gives an overview of the Budget 2021-22. Introduction of Budget As per Article 112 of the Constitution of India, 1949, it requires the government to present to parliament a statement of estimated …
India has become a hub for start-ups becoming the world’s third-largest start-up ecosystem with 38 firms being valued at over $1 Billion, becoming unicorns. In 2020, the country minted around 12 such unicorns despite the disruption to the economy in the pandemic period. The Indian government opened up the space sector for private players, …
