The gender ratio in India is around 48%. Even after being the second most populous country in the world and with such gender ratio; Women barely constitute 7 percent of the total sanctioned strength of judges in all the 25 high courts across the country[1]. Out of around 1080 judges in all the 25 High
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An individual who has removed from society and lives alone presence; a loner is the most basic induction that can be drawn. A recluse is somebody who doesn’t search for answers in other’s eyes and words yet he searches inside himself. He is the exemplification of an extraordinary arrangement who looks for new bearings
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In the present 21st century, women worldwide have entered various spheres of professional life like medicine, teaching, technology, finance, economics and even politics where they have set incredibly high benchmarks for the once male dominated patriarchal society and have proved that they are an equal stakeholder of the resources of this planet and can
IS THE LACK OF WOMEN JUDGES IN INDIA A THREAT TO REPRESENTATIVE JUDICIARY? Read More »
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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Introduction What started things out – the egg or the chicken! The appropriate response is fairly elusive. It’s a greater amount of tension for researchers and not for any regular individual; even its answers are not to be troubled. What truly stresses ought to be somewhat in our “Constitution”. What started things out corruption or
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INTRODUCTION: – Right to wholesome environment is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution but most of the countries are developing and there is need of industrialization for it, but then it cost us the environment. So to solve the problem, the concept of sustainable development is introduced by various countries and hence
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INTRODUCTION Tribunal is a quasi-judicial institution that is set up to deal with problems such as resolving administrative or tax-related disputes. It performs a number of functions like adjudicating disputes, determining rights between contesting parties, making an administrative decision, reviewing an existing administrative decision and so forth. The term ‘Tribunal’ is derived from the word
Introduction The follies that Indian Political System had imbibed since long was put on hold in the year 1985 when an infamous Haryana-MLA switched between two parties thrice a day in the year 1967. This incident was a highlight for the Parliament to finally, reach a saturation point and then enacted a proper law for
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What is a collegium system? The Supreme Court has invented the Collegium of judges. It is a system under which judges are appointed by an institution which is comprising judges i.e. Chief Justice of India and 4 senior most judges of the Supreme Court. There is no mention of the Collegium either in the original
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Introduction The Legal System is the part of a country’s government which administers justice in accordance with the law. It apply the law, settle disputes, punish law-breakers, protects rights of individuals and fills loop holes in the law. The Legal system that we see today is the result of 1000 years legal evolution from divine
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