Author: Preeti Nakhat (KIIT School of Law) ABSTRACT A child is a priceless asset to any community and is undoubtedly important to the growth of the country. The way a nation raises its children to become its citizens will determine how that nation will develop in the future. According to the Child Labour (Prohibition and
Author: Esha Jain (Kalinga School of Law, Bhubaneshwara) INTRODUCTION Dowry is considered as one of the traditional customs of the marriage and the evil associated with the marriage is dowry system. Marriage is not a formal contract but rather a sacred relationship in Hindu culture. However, it appears that the dowry custom runs counter to
Author: Adv. Pragati B. Entrepreneurs are notorious for making calculated bets in order to increase their chances of success. Entrepreneurs use startups as a stage to demonstrate their talents and willingness to take risks to the public. However, one should make sure they have all the crucial legal documentation for startups that each new firm
Author: Roshani Ranjan Pradhan INTRODUCTION Democracy extrapolate from the two words ‘Demos’ and ‘Kratos’ Demos means “ The People” and the kratos is “Power”. Therefore the meaning of democracy is “Competency of the People”. Deliberation means people come together and get involved in debate. Deliberative democracy could also be a speculative enhancement over participatory democracy.
Author: Gayatri Singh (UPES, Dehradun) ABSTRACT Tribals account for around 10.4 million people in India or nearly 8.6% of the country’s overall population.[1] Forest is vital to the lives of tribal people. For practically everything, they rely on forests. Tribes regard forests as gods, and they worship them because they provide them with sustenance. Tribes
Author(s) – 1. Sapna Kumari (BA. LL. B 3rd year Amity University, Patna) 2. Shristi Singh (BA. LL. B 3rd year Amity University, Patna) “Let’s change the vision for resolution; by resolving the dispute through Alternative Dispute Resolution” ABSTRACT Disputes, are increasing frequently are resolved through the ADR mechanism. When ADR first emerged, it frequently supported
Author: Aadarsh Mishra (The ICFAI University, Dehradun) Dr. Vivek Kumar (Asst. Professor) The ICFAI University, Dehradun 1. Adultery: 1.1) As per section 497 of Indian Penal Code (hereinafter as IPC) ,1860 adultery is defined as : “ Whoever has sexual intercourse with a person who is and whom he knows or has reason to believe
Author: Yashi Sharma INTRODUCTION: In these modern times, where new ideas are being adopted and everything is evolving very fast, Indian society is facing a difficulty in adopting changes relating to relationships, especially live-in relationships. Live-in relationships are preferred by couples when they want to know more about each other before marriage. Where marriage is
Author(s) – Mallika Tiwary and Risha Children are like wet cement whatever falls on them makes an impression.” Hiam Ginott INRODUCTION The above mentioned quote by Hiam Ginott, a child psychologist elaborates the extent to which Children can be influenced. It not only includes influence by peers or other medium but social media as well.
Author: Yashika Jindal Introduction In our country the matters of inheritance are governed by Hindu succession act, 1956. Earlier this act gave the right to inheritance only two sons in the family. But in 2005 after the amendment of section 6 of Hindu succession act, daughters have equal right to inheritance and also give them
