Author :- Mili Kaunojia INTRODUCTION Recently, our country witnessed one of the worst crime that happened with Jeyaraj and Beniks. The two men died, as they were subjected to brutality and torture in Police Custody. Their family alleges they had severe internal and external wounds, including rectal bleeding. In India, 1,727 deaths are recorded in
Author :- Kirti Sharma Indian Corporations especially those belonging to traditional business families, the concept of business is very traditional have shown remarkable resilience and capacity for adapting themselves to the changing industrial environment. But now a time has come when mere adaptive mixing of traditional and modern business practices may no longer suffice. Their
Author :- Himanshu Anand Apex Court in its November 2019 pronouncement in Shrimath Balasaheb Patil v The Hon’ble Speaker, Karnataka legislative assembly & others held that if cause of defection arises before the resignation is tendered then speaker shall decide defection proceeding first and can withhold the resignation for a reasonable period. Bench headed by
Author :- Simarpreet saluja It’s sarcasm that even within the world of the 21st century; Homo sapiens are still keeping up with their gender biases and are working towards brutalities like female foeticide and infanticide. Ever puzzled how the arena could be like without women and girls? Do these murderers who do female foeticide even
Author :- Sonu Chaturvedi Introduction – On 12th day of May, 2005 remarkable Act was passed in Parliament after tremendous efforts of Aruna Roy (Former IAS Officer) and Anna Hazare (Indian Social Activist) and others for paving the foundation for enactment of ‘Right To Information Act, 2005.’ On 12th day of October, 2005 this act
Author :- Ayesha Majid INTRODUCTION The unprecedented Covid- 19 has created new challenges and new situations in every field and the law and legal practice is no different. It has led to many changing dimensions ranging from the virtual meeting apps, remote hearing, closing of courts to electronic filing, restricting hearing to only urgent matters
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINOR AND JUVENILE Author :- Krasti Singh Chauhan It would be safe to say that, both the words, Minor and Juvenile have almost the same meaning but they are separately used in two different contexts and inculpation. As adjectives the difference between juvenile and minor is that juvenile is young; not fully developed
AUTHOR :- ARUSHI BANTA STUDENT OF NLC BHARATI VIDYAPEETH, PUNE INTRODUCTION Section 377 of Indian Penal Code was introduced during the British rule in 1861 in India. Section 377 criminalized ‘carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal’ making it an unnatural and punishable offence. It was based on the
Author:- Yash Yadav INTRODUCTION: In this following year, a lot of things are happening on the planet like Earthquake, forest fire, and particularly this Novel Coronavirus originated in China. The Covid-19 virus has spread across most of the countries especially affecting United States, United Kingdom, India, Italy and causing major shutdown across countries due to
Author :- ANUSHKA UKRANI (LAW GRADUATE, CLC, DELHI UNIVERSITY) INTRODUCTION Marital rape is the act of sexual intercourse with one’s spouse without the spouse’s consent. While historically sexual intercourse in a marriage is considered to be a right of the spouse, many societies have started recognising non-consensual intercourse in a marriage as an offence. However,
