Author: Simarpreet Saluja of Bharti Vidyapeeth, New Law college Abstract: E-education is of the significant parts of education throughout the globe and slowly is becoming the major division of E-learning in India. There is no particular definition as to the E-education and most of the times only generic definitions are available. E-education is also termed
Author – VISHAKHA MAHICHA (National Law University, Delhi) SYNOPSIS Statement of problem Over past years, the forceful recruitment of child soldiers has become a matter of increasing international concern. This article focuses on the predicament of children and all the problems, not only physical but also psychological problems they go through (as recruitment of children
The Supreme Court Bar Association has urged the Chief Justice of India that open court hearings should be restored at the earliest once the Covid-19 lockdown is lifted. Letter given to Chief Justice of India SA Bobde and other companion judges of Supreme Court, stated that the Supreme Court proceedings which is being conducted by
The Magistrate at Tis Hazari Court has asked the police to be more liberal in releasing the vehicles confiscated for lockdown violations in order to prevent people from coming to court for seeking the said release. The court has directed all the DCPs to brief all the police officials to invoke provision under section 102(3)
Case Name: CREDAI –Maharashtra Chambers of Housing Industry & Anr vs. Union of India & Anr. The Maharashtra Chambers of Housing Industry – Thane Unit has approached the Supreme Court of India vide a Writ Petition under Article 32 of the Constitution of India challenging the decision of the Reserve Bank of India to allow
President Donald Trump was moved to the white House’s underground bunker Friday night to shelter in place for some period of time as the protest grew outside the Executive Mansion. Trump was there for less than an hour. After hundreds of people rushed towards the White House on Friday, secret service and the United States
Patna HC has uphold central government’s decision of dismissing one of its employee Manoj Kumar .He had fraudulently secured job 30 years back by showing himself scheduled caste category. Kumar had shown himself to be belonging from the Schedule caste community in the SSC Examination. He was terminated from services on Feb 17, 1993. The
After the successful completion of The First Edition of Family Law Quiz, we are delighted to announce that we are back with the 2nd Edition of Legal Quizzes, 2020. This time it’s bigger and better! 3 days! 3 quizzes! 3 times the fun! About the Organizer: Advocate Shipraa Tanna has been practicing as a Litigation
