Sealed envelope reply: Delhi HC asks govt to clarify why Army men need to delete social media apps

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (July 14) directed the central government to submit its response in a sealed envelope mentioning the policy under which Indian Army personnel were asked to delete their social media accounts. The division bench, presided by Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw and Justice Asha Menon was hearing a petition filed by

For the first time, SC will be delivering notice, summons and document via WhatsApp, telegram etc.

On 10th July (Judgment copy made available on 14th July) Supreme court passed the order for the first time it will enable service of notice, summons and exchange of pleadings or documents via Email, Fax, commonly used instant message application (WhatsApp and Telegram) after considering the issue as to visit post offices and physical exchange

Mental Healthcare Act, 2017

Author :- Sakshi Agarwal The parliament passed the mental healthcare bill 2016, published on 7th April 2017 in the official gazette of India, was commenced on 29th may 2018 which repeals and replaces the mental health act, 1987. The act has been enacted to provide statutory rights for mental healthcare and services to the persons

E-Justice India is organizing a webinar on “Human Rights and Mob Lynching with emphasis to Palghar issue”

E-justice India cordially invite you to the webinar on “Human Rights and Mob Lynching with emphasis to Palghar issue“ Speaker – Sh. Shashank Sekhar JhaAdvocate, Supreme Court of India Date: July 18, 2020 Timing: 11:00 AM Onwards CLICK HERE TO REGISTER After registering, First 200 registered Candidates will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

NEEDED, INSERTION OF THE HEALTH EMERGENCY PROVISION

Author :-Tanya Co-Author :- Supriya Aggarwal INTRODUCTION The outbreak of the novel Coronavirus has left the world nonplussed with India at no exception. Apart from all other axiomatic challenges posed by it, the Coronavirus is, as said by Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, foreign minister of Singapore, “an acid test of every country’s quality of healthcare, the

MARITAL RAPE

Author : Yash Y. Naik DEFINITION. The exception (2) of section 375 of The Indian Penal Code,1860. It clearly says that Sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a man with his own wife, the wife not being under fifteen years of age, is not rape Explanation: Sexual intercourse within the couple’s i.e husband and wife,