Introduction India is a secular and democratic country where a wide variety of religions are practiced. The major religions practiced in India are Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, and others religions. People solemnize marriages in accordance with religious rituals and ceremonies, which are mostly codified by statutory personal laws. Therefore, the matrimonial [...]
Introduction Marriage is a common cultural relationship that is only known as male-female, although most of the marriage laws use gender-neutral terminology. Whereas there have only lately been many instances of the acceptability of homosexual marriages, culture is slowly becoming indulgent. This reform is also mirrored in Navtej Singh v. [...]
Introduction From the beginning of the world, women are treated as second-class citizens. They are permitted to the kitchen as their one and only duty is to cook and produce the children. They don’t have any rights but only duties to perform. In India also, women i.e. daughters don’t have [...]
Introduction “Animals have hearts that feel, eyes that see, and families to care for, just like you and me “. – By Anthony Douglas William Animal cruelty has become a common thing in the world even though the laws, treaties, and conventions are made for their protection. India is [...]
There are three main organs of the government i.e. The Legislative, The Executive, and The Judiciary. The Administration of justice in India is vested on the judiciary headed by the supreme court of India. Article 124 provides for the establishment of the supreme court in India consisting of a chief [...]
What Is Capital Punishment? The death penalty or capital punishment is the most severe punishment a person can receive under any penal legislation in effect anywhere in the world. The legal procedure through which the state uses its authority to take an individual’s life is the death penalty. It has [...]
Introduction Before the introduction of manufacturing on a large scale, workers and employers entered into personal contracts. Until then, there was no need for the development of any mechanism managing the relationship between workers and their employers. But after the establishment of the modern factory system, this relationship lost its [...]
Introduction As we humans desire many things one of them is to own a vehicle due to the raise in the financial conditions of people it is not difficult to own a vehicle as also the road facilities are also increased. With the growing urbanization and rising incomes of the [...]
What Is Abortion Law In India? Until the 1960s, Section 312 of the Indian Penal Code made abortion illegal in India, and a woman might face three years in prison and/or a fine (IPC). In the middle of the 1960s, the government established the Shantilal Shah Committee and ordered the [...]
Introduction Since the early 1990s, several organisations, mostly those run by women of colour, have been considering how class, racism, and gender concerns connect with reproductive politics. The phrase “Reproductive Justice” was first used by women of colour in 1994, during the Cairo International Conference on Population and Development. Two [...]
What Is Police Commissionerate System? Commissioners of police are also commonly referred to as Police Commissioners. it is possible for the Commissionerate system to combine several adjoining districts under it. In India, IPS officers are the ones who head the police force in a Commissionerate. They hold executive powers that are superior [...]
Humans are the most complex thinking creatures that most of you may have ever come across. Not for the reasons you may be thinking, like how humans can experience a wide plethora of emotions from just a single phrase or how they continue to harm the environment, even after knowing [...]
Introduction One of the most crucial elements of our daily life is agreement. Every day, we make a lot of agreements. These agreements may be made voluntarily or unconsciously. Agreements give the parties a variety of legal rights and obligations. Thus, to safeguard our rights and fulfill our commitments to [...]
Introduction India’s constitution also known as The Law of the Land traces its significance to the year 1946 when the first congressional hearing was held after India’s independence. The participating meeting was between Dr. Rajendra Prasad its president. The idea of clarifying the supremacy of the constitution required physical representation [...]
Introduction No matter your age, sexual orientation, or gender identity, sexual violence can happen to anyone. The majority of rape and harassment incidents involve females, and laws are specifically designed to protect female victims of these crimes. Because there are variations in beliefs, ideas, information, and the social contexts of [...]
Introduction The conception of the term gift and the subject matter of gift has been an age-old and traditional issue that has developed into a distinct facet in property law. Certain institutions are recognized under Muslim law that are distinguishable but to an extent appear like Hiba such as Sadaqa, [...]
