One should opt for further studies once an individual amasses adequate knowledge about the rudiments of law in his/her area of interest or has gained at least a limited amount of experience in the area one needs to specialize in. …
ABSTRACT This comprehensive observe explores problems relating the ‘stateless’ fame of the ethnic Buddhist Chakma refugees in the Indian kingdom of Arunachal Pradesh, who in the beginning belonged to the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs). What sets it aside is its …
The COVID-19 crises has had a detrimental impact on people in India and around the world. As on April 16, 2020, there are 10477 active COVID-19 cases and 414 deaths on account of the virus, in India. While, we all …
“Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development.” – Koffi Anan INTRODUCTION Education is both a human right in itself and a way of figuring …
Judicial separation is a tool devised below regulation to have enough money some time for introspection to both the parties to a troubled marriage. Law permits a possibility to both the husband and the wife to reflect on consideration on …
What Is Migration? Human civilization has been on the run since the very earliest times. Several people are moving in search of work or employment opportunities, to join or study with family. Some are fleeing to avoid war, persecution, extremism …
To answer this question, one should first know who is an advocate? In simple words, an advocate is a person who is authorized by law to appear in a court on behalf of his client. It means any person who possesses …
INTRODUCTION Arbitration is the new alternative of privately resolving the dispute rather than dragging a person to the traditional age-old court litigation as a means of resolving disputes, has now attracted quite a few sector’s attention one of them being …
Introduction As per Article 21 of the Constitution of India, every citizen of India has a fundamental right to freedom which states that, “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by …
Indian laws do not possess a supportive view of the death penalty and neither they deter it absolutely. A few instances like Section 121[Waging War against the State], Section 302[Murder], Section 364A [Kidnapping for Ransom] etc. and other provisions of …