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This Article is written by Shreya Sujal (a 4th Year Law Student pursuing a BA.LLB specialization in Energy Laws from the University Of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun) INTRODUCTION The term “Secular” way being “separate” from faith or having no religious foundation. Religion is open to every person and is given as a non-public choice to…
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Introduction A cyber crimecould also be defined as any illegal felonious exertion that uses a computer either as an instrumentality, target or means of negotiating farther crime. In other words, cyber crime is an unlawful act wherein the computer is either a tool or a target or both. Cyber crime is any crime that takes…
This Article is written by Yamini Pokhriyal (pursuing LLB from Bharati Vidyapeeth University) INTRODUCTION In a developing country like India, the demand for Alternative Dispute Resolution(ADR) is very high and it keeps on growing day by day. The procedure of ADR can be used as a substitute for the more common judicial processes. Judicial proceedings…
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This Article is written by Divya K. (currently pursuing BBA LLB in Symbiosis Law School) INTRODUCTION: Vishaka and Ors. v State of Rajasthan and Ors[1] is a landmark judgment and it deals with sexual harassment in workplaces. Sexual harassment is an evil and a degenerating activity and the person who is subjected to such activity feels heavily…
This Article is written by Aditya Kohli (BA.LLB(Hons.) 3rdyear from Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur, M.P.) Introduction Last year in November 2021, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said to leave the seat of CEO of Twitter Company. After some time, in his place, an Indian- American person Parag Agrawal appointed as the CEO of Twitter Company. Parag Agarwal…
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This Article is written by Riya Tayal. (pursuing BBA LLB from FIMT GGSIPU, Delhi) Introduction The development and advancement of technology have gotten an exceptional change in the world. The Internet has made numerous things far more straightforward for us through various social networking sites. Regardless of whether it is correspondence or admittance to information,…
This Article is written by Vanshikha Mahana ( 4th-year of B.A. LL.B (H) Criminal law student pursuing it from UPES, Dehradun) Introduction The major cause of pollution and other environmental damage is said to be the increased population in the world, and it is clear that all human activities have effects, including negative and harmful,…
This Article is written by Tejal. INTRODUCTION Dress code and maintaining a code of conduct is a mark of discipline, a symbol of confidence and a mark of the profession, a significant part of an individual’s behaviour for being a professional. The equilibrium between sustaining the court’s decorum & allowing freedom in a person’s lifestyle…
This Article is written by Kinkini Chaudhuri (currently a student of Amity University, Kolkata) Definition of Capital Punishment: The other term for “Capital Punishment” is the death penalty, which is applied after an offender is convicted of commutant of a criminal offence. The words are derived from Latin words “Capitalis” which means “head”, which in…
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This Article is written by Bhargavi Bhardwaj (a 2nd-year law student at Bennett University) Introduction The feeling of parenthood is yearned by most of the couples, who have, despite multiple efforts failed in producing a ‘one of their kind’. The whole notion of ‘lineage’ and ‘own blood’, brings such couples to the option of surrogacy….
This Article is written by Vaibhav Singh (a 3rd-year law student from USLLS, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) INTRODUCTION The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is an Act relating to the succession and inheritance of property. This Act lays down a comprehensive and uniform system that incorporates both succession and inheritance. This Act also deals with…
HANDLING OF EXCEPTIONS IN CRIMINAL LAW The Article is written by Kinkini Chaudhuri ( working as a PR member at Rotaract Club of North Calcutta) Introduction The word “General” means any act, whether civil or criminal and the word “Exception” means those acts which are not criminally liable. The exceptions are clearly mentioned down in…
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The problem that I have been requested to address is: should there be a method of compensation and reparation for those who are acquitted after long periods of incarceration? The question can be explained in one word – yes, there should be such a method. But I would like to go away with the topic;…
The Assam Legislative Assembly legislated the ‘Assam Cattle Preservation Bill, 2021’ (which substitutes the existing Assam Cattle Preservation Act, 1950) amid complete chaos in the House as the opposition staged a protest as their demand to send the bill to a select panel was not met.As per the provisions of this Bill, which aims to…
In a plea by a wife asking for financial help for her husband’s lung transplant, the Supreme Court on Friday urged the hospital where he is admitted to considering if the expected cost of the procedure can be decreased. A Division Bench comprising Justice Nageswara Rao and Justice Aniruddha though explained that they are not…
Course Instructor-Adv. Ramesh Tripathi is the Founder and Managing Partner of Ramesh Tripathi & Associates, an Advocate at the Supreme Court of India. Registration Fee: Rs. 199/- E-Certificate will be provided to registered participants. Webinar held on: 🗓️Saturday, August 21st & Sunday, August 22nd 2021 at 6:00 PM. PERKS Modules of the particular course will…
Astrophysicists from Stanford University recently marked flashes apparently reflecting from behind a supermassive black hole that lies at the centre of a galaxy that is 800 million light-years away from Earth A team of Astronomers which is from Stanford University, Dan Wilkins firstly observed the Flares of X-Ray light that was coming from the or…
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Amid the ongoing Afghanistan war, Indian photojournalist and Pulitzer prize winner Danish Siddiqui was killed in Kandahar by the Taliban, he was covering the ongoing clashes in Afghanistan for the last few days. He was embedded with the Afghan security forces, currently fighting the Taliban
Baidyanath Ayurvedic Group set up India’s first Liquefied Natural Gas plant in Nagpur to established it near Kamptee Road near Nagpur-Jabalpur Highway. The honour of inauguration was done by Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari. This plant will help in developing the agricultural activities and reduce the hindrance which was faced by the nation. Union Minister showed…
