Introduction The contemporary economy is a sustainable, knowledge economy; driven by technology, artificial intelligence and robust scientific development. The dissemination of ideas, creativity and research is rampant and also pertinent to stay relevant in this innovation economy. While this phenomenon …
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 …
Introduction The internet has become a source of everything that can be imagined, from educational system to online banking, e-commerce and governance. Life has become much easier and all can be done by a simple click. However, new challenges in securing …
Introduction When an individual commits a crime he/she needs to be stopped for what they have done and for stopping them we have a tendency to need to arrest them and take them in custody for questioning them. Now custody …
Introduction The prospectus is an important document, related to the formation of the Company. A prospectus is a legal document through which the Public Company raises funds after its incorporation. Promoters play an important role in the making of the …
The word ‘co-operative’ originated from the Latin word ‘cooperari’ or ‘cooperat’ which means worked together, it basically means that individuals come together and help each other for their similar interests. Likewise, co-operative banks are a kind of associations of members …
Introduction The criminal justice system has four important components in India, namely, the investigation agency (police), the judiciary, the prosecution wing and the prison and correctional services. This article mainly focuses on the prosecution wing, its role and functions in …
Introduction Water is an indispensable and essential natural resource. It is an endowment of the nature. As such, access to water is a natural right, being a part of the “Right to life”. In Susetha v. State of Tamil Nadu[1], …
Introduction: One fundamental Right, which is considered to be the heart of our living Constitution, qua the most dynamic and progressive provision in our organic Indian Constitution is Article 21. In the words of Bhagwati, J Article 21 of the …