Introduction India has only about 4 percent of the world’s renewable water resources but is home to nearly 18 percent of the world’s population. It receives an average annual precipitation of 4,000 billion cubic metres (BCM) which is the principal …
Introduction These are two of the most punctual projects inside the framework of the adjustment that deals with peaceful guilty parties. Prior to the advancement of these projects, the guilty parties would be set into indistinguishable offices from the various …
INTRODUCTION Extradition is a procedure by which one government authority formally turning over an alleged criminal to another governmental authority for prosecution for a criminal charge. As per the definition given by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, Extradition is …
As per the rules of the Income Tax Act, 1961, individuals who earn an income are required to pay an income tax on such income. There are income tax slab rates which specify the amount of tax payable at different …
Introduction The essential symbiosis between Judicial, Quasi-Judicial and Parental Acts is much needed for any civilized polity. In a country like India, a 1.3 billion population and such a vast land area, it becomes extremely difficult and time-consuming for the …
Introduction As the world faces a global pandemic, it has affected all the parameters worldwide and the permanent solution to get human life back from the stand-still is to progress with a successful vaccine. For the development of a successful …
Landmark Judgements The Hon’ble Supreme Court judgements are very important to have a better understanding of the Constitution of our country. Many questions have been asked in the UPSC, APP, APO, CLAT, UGC NET & Judiciary exams about various landmark …
INTRODUCTION Individuals are both means and ends of economics and economic development[i]. The population in India has surpassed the optimum threshold and has become a problem. So, the population explosion problems in India have demonstrated a great obstacle to the …
Introduction “Law is like a cobweb; it’s made for flies and the smaller kinds of insects, so to speak, but lets the big bumblebees break through.” – Daniel Drew, in reproval of criminal law.[1] Theories of crime were often criticised …
Introduction: Money Laundering is an act by which the illegal gains from a criminal act are turned to show that it is legitimate. In simpler words, it means the act of making money coming from one source looks like it …