Introduction The maxim Ignorantia Juris Non Excusat means ignorance of the law is no excuse. “Ignorance of the law is not an excuse,” says an ancient legal nostrum. This maxim is originated from ancient Roman law. The reason is quite …
Introduction Every individual possesses certain rights and duties that are important for man’s development. Every individual has some rights and duties that are mutually respected. A person must respect the rights of other individuals. Such rights are regulated by the …
Introduction The Constitution of India is made under the basic foundation of social justice and one of the factor ingredients is gender justice, which can also be termed for human rights for women, children’s and third gender. The Universal Declaration …
Introduction There are many different types of religions in India. India is a secular state with different morals, religions, languages, and beliefs. To provide justice to people with different personal beliefs there are set of laws. One of them is …
Introduction A country like India which is democratic needs features of good governance. Good governance provides participation, legitimacy, accountability and transparency to the citizen of India. It’s the right of people to know about the policies formulated by the government. …
Introduction The legal profession is an important branch of the administration of justice mechanism. Without a well-organized legal profession, the courts would not be in a position to administer justice effectively, as the evidence for or against the parties to …
Introduction Trade Unionism had made its headway owing to the growth of industrialization and capitalism. Trade unions asserted collectively the rights of the workers. The concept of Trade Union was developed on the principle of “United We Stand and Divided …
Introduction Capital Punishment, or death sentence, has always been seen as the most extreme form of punishment that should be awarded only in the rarest of rare cases. Passing a death sentence is not an easy decision; the case is …
Introduction The President of India is the head of the State in India. He is the first citizen of India and serves as a symbol of the nation’s unity, integrity, and solidarity. India’s government is structured on a cabinet system. …
Introduction “Woman, you are strong as earth and are on a very high pedestal. Protect the world from path of vices and violence”.- Yajurveda 13.18 These are the lines from one of the prominent ancient Vedas where women are portrayed …