Introduction The Constitution of India is the prime law of the land, which governs the rights of the people. It ensures that every person living in India has basic opportunities and they live their life in a dignified manner. Although …
Introduction The Judgment in Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India is marked as the first step in realisation of equality to the LGBT community. Overruling the catastrophic decision in the case of Suresh Kumar v. Naz Foundation, the apex …
Introduction The electronic commerce (e-commerce) or e-commerce legal problems business in India has gone a long way since its inception and is fast expanding throughout the world. The sector has evolved, and many new firms have entered the market. India …
Introduction In today’s world, things are changing rapidly and people are more inclined towards adopting the culture of other countries which fascinates them. In India western culture has been followed since many past years and live-in relationship is also part …
Introduction Information technology plays a vital role in the modern-day scenario for the development of the internet. Information technology can be considered as both boon and bane for companies as well as for individuals also. Various cyber-crimes happened on a …
Introduction The living standard of people has been subject to large-scale technological advancements. In the present scenario, with the development of online medium, communication knows no bounds as it has surpassed all the geographical limitations to transfer the required information …
COVID-19 crisis in India has become deplorable with scores of people losing lives. It stands unabated due to abject failure on the part of government in handling the situation. Countries all across the world have flagged concern as prevailing spike …
Introduction The trafficking of humans, especially of women for the purpose of prostitution, is a form of organised crime which extends across borders. The Suppression of Immoral Traffic in Women and Children Act, 1956 was passed on 30th December 1956. …
Introduction Prisonisation symbolises a system of Punishment. It helps in keeping crime under control by eliminating criminals from the society. It serves as an institution for the reformation and rehabilitation of offenders. The Constitution of India has provided the concept …
Abstract Prohibition to temples, inequality in education, denied access to use public places, wells, water bodies, etc. had been some major issues in our society for decades. The classification of society into upper and lower caste made all of this …