Introduction The Constitution of the USA is the first of its sort regardless of a Preamble which is a real sense implies a prelude or early on the part. It portrays the rundown or pith of the whole Constitution. Preface assumes a huge part in the Constitution of India which [...]

Introduction In India, violence against women refers to physical or sexual violence perpetrated by a male against a woman. Domestic violence, sexual assault, and murder are all common types of violence against women in India. The act must be performed purely because the victim is female in order to be [...]

Introduction The All-India Judicial Services (AIJS) were not originally included in the Indian Constitution, but later Article 235 was added, which stated that the lower court was subservient to the High Court. The notion of forming an All-India Judicial Services Commission was initially proposed by the Law Commission (1st, 8th, [...]

Meaning Live-in connection for example dwelling together is a course of action by which two individuals choose to live respectively on a long haul or super durable premise in a sincere and physically personal connection. The term is most often applied to couples who are not hitched. Today, dwelling together [...]

Introduction The Central Government shall establish, by notification, an Authority to be known as the Data Protection Authority of India for the purposes of this Act. The Authority referred to in sub-section (1) shall be a body corporate by the said name, with perpetual succession and a common seal, with [...]

Have you ever wondered what happens when a crime is committed by a child who has not completed 18 years of age?  Many of us are unaware of the existing Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015  (‘the Act) in our country. Before we get into understanding the provisions of [...]

Introduction Any action based on bias or inclination rather than logic or facts is arbitrary. When the decision-making process and the final conclusion are both based on irrelevant information while neglecting significant considerations, this is referred to as “arbitrariness.” Arbitrariness is the trait of being arbitrary or uncontrollable in the [...]

Introduction Human rights are the fundamental rights that each human being has as a result of his or her birth into the human race. It is present in every human individual, regardless of nationality, religion, language, sex, color, or any other factor. Human Rights are defined as “the rights pertaining [...]

Introduction The Right to Information is a cornerstone of democratic governance. This right is necessary for the democratic process to work properly. The freedom of speech and expression enshrined in Article 19(1)(A) of the constitution, which is recognized as the fundamental condition of liberty, includes the right to information. It [...]

Introduction Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is a practice or a technique that focuses on the citizens of the country. The main purpose of this school of jurisprudence – PIL is to protect the people of the nation. In simple words, means, litigation filed in a court of law, for the [...]

Introduction The gay rights movement, also known as the homosexual rights movement or the gay liberation movement, is a civil rights movement that advocates for equal rights for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgender people; works to repeal sodomy laws prohibiting homosexual acts between consenting adults; and campaigns to end [...]

What Is Writ? Writs are written orders issued by the Supreme Court or a High Court directing constitutional remedies for Indian citizens who have had their basic rights violated. Article 32 of the Indian Constitution deals with constitutional remedies that an Indian citizen can seek from the Supreme Court of [...]