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Author: Amar Kumar Pandey, Student at Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. INTRODUCTION India is a land born of Vedic hymns and the nectar-form Ganga is its mother. It grew up in the ashram of sages, walked with the fingers of Yogpurusha, and burned in the flames of war. A Nation that wrote the first pages of its history 10,000 years ago and followed the principles of karma yoga to achieve the…
Author: Diksha Saini, Student at Kirit P Mehta School of Law, NMIMS (Deemed to be University), Indore ABSTRACT The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) plays a critical role in the development, promotion, and enforcement of international humanitarian law (IHL). IHL seeks to limit the effects of armed conflict on civilians and combatants and ensure respect for human dignity. The ICRC works to ensure that the principles of IHL…
Author: Ahana Jagannath Kaginalkar, Student at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana ABSTRACT Jurisprudence has witnessed a paradigm shift from an anthropocentrically founded school of thought to a geological, eco-centric epoch. Pursuant to this, the trend of granting personhood status to various entities like corporations and ships has a new addition- rivers. The degrading quality of rivers, the shortcomings of existing legal provisions as well as religious and communal motivations…
Author : Maanas Mittal, Student of Integrated BBA.LL.B(Hons) 3rd year from IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN Co-Author : Himanshee Singh, Student of Integrated BBA.LL.B(Hons) 3rd year from IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN ABSTRACT Adultery, the age of society’s previous wrong, in all probability one of the few problems that the quadratic measure often deals with in connection with the controversies that arise as a result of rapid changes in the mentality of…
Author: Maahi Saxena, Student at Uttaranchal University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand ABSTRACT Prison is one of the social institutions that functions as a reformatory environment to those who don’t follow the law or cause social unrest. As section of society, offenses exist within prison, and to be more specific, rape culture exists in prison, where it is often overlooked by society and authorities. Life in jail is already difficult, and having such…
Author: Kavya Grover, Student at Christ University, Bangalore Co-Author: Nehil Gulati, Student at IMS Unison University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand ABSTRACT The legitimacy of Indian Government since independence is closely to its ability to integrate large historically marginalized populations into the Indian Political System. Prior to independence, Indian leaders advocated preferential treatment for groups that suffered economic and social discrimination as a result of the caste system. “Equality” appears to be easy…
Author: Arryan Mohanty, Student of Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur ABSTRACT The state has become a significant litigant in the court of law. On the one hand, the government’s attitude remains conservative, and it tries to defend its action or the tortious action of its officers by raising the plea for immunity for sovereign acts or acts of the state. On the other hand, no comprehensive enactment delineating the state’s liability…
Author: Boddu Harshith Sai, Student at Bennett University, Greater Noida, U.P ABSTRACT The objective of this article on the topic Mortgage: Definitions and Kinds is to give its readers an overview on the concept of Mortgage in relation with the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. According to the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the term mortgage is defined as a transfer of interest in an immovable property is called as…
Author: Prasenjeet Kumar, Student at Central University of South Bihar, Gaya ABSTRACT Environmental law provides various laws which are there to protect and prevent the environment. Although there are various legislations there are various precedents also for the development of environmental law. This article focuses on the work done by Hon’ble Justice Kuldip Singh for the development of environmental law. In this article, the deep analysis of the landmark judgment…
Author: Asmita Saha, Student at Symbiosis Law School, Pune ABSTRACT As we read on to the various landmark judgments pronounced over the years, with respect to electricity being a part of Fundament Rights or not, it is observed that electricity is a basic necessity of modern-day human life and has got the recognition of being a part of the Fundamental Rights through these judgments. The Right to electricity no longer…