Introduction A considerable threat to cyber security is increasing with time and technological advancement. Cybercrime harms budgetary outcomes since it brings financial misfortune, and infringement of intellectual property rights affects the mutual trust among different organizations. Such misfortunes have extensive …
Introduction The Supreme Court of India is India’s highest judicial forum and final court of appeal. It was established on January 28, 1950, under the Constitution of India and has its seat in New Delhi. The Supreme Court is entrusted …
Introduction The Governor, the Executive Head of a State, is appointed by the President. Under Indian Constitution, Governor possesses diverse legislative, financial, executive and judicial powers. The power of granting pardons is the judicial power of the Governor. The pardoning …
Introduction The theory of evolution befits law as well; to be in existence, a law should update itself in tandem with the changing societal needs so as not to impede the systematic progression of civilization. Comprehensively, the concept of judicial …
Introduction Birthdays, anniversaries, festivals and achievements are some of the occasions on which gifts are received by people. By ‘gift’ I mean a token of love that one person or a group of persons give/s to the other in the …
Introduction “Education is the primary key to unlocking other human rights”. -Katarina Tomasevski, Croatia, UN Special Rapporteur Education, the key to unlocking the sense of justice and injustice, has long been serving the purpose of awakening the desire to be …
Introduction The most important feature of Indian Democracy is the separation of powers that is followed between the three organs of the Indian Government, i.e., the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary. A certain modification in this separation of powers …
Introduction “Who wants a daughter? She is only going to make us spend our hard-earned money with no returns in the future.” This has been the mindset of Indian society for as long as we can remember. Surprisingly, the lack …
Introduction The term “Fundamental Rights” brings several political and judicial conflicts to mind. However, the essence of the term is hardly understood by the citizens who are guaranteed with these rights. The Drafting Committee, headed by Dr. BR. Ambedkar, felt …
Introduction In India, the supreme law is undoubtedly the Constitution of India. The government and the people are subordinate to it and no law can be promulgated that is against the provisions of the Constitution. It is a detailed piece …