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Author : Aditya Pratap Singh Khangarot, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. INTRODUCTION During 1947, while Britishers were leaving India they gave the freedom to all the kings in India, where they wish to this cause the creation of hundreds of provinces internally. This is where Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel came into the picture and united them to form a common nation but faced dispute with Kashmir as the king of Kashmir…
Author : Nitya Sharma, Student at Manipal University Jaipur. Co-Author : Nivedita Harsh, Student at Manipal University Jaipur. ABSTRACT Police brutality including encounters are a common practice in India. From police brutality witnessed in Jamia Milia Islamic University to killing of Vikas Dubey in an outlandish incident in Uttar Pradesh. There have been far too many co-incidences like such with the police forces where a runaway convict tries to flee…
Author : Satyajita Mohanty, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. Co-Author : Praniti Hurket, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. ABSTRACT In our world prisons are still laboratories of torture, warehouses in which human commodities are sadistically kept and where spectrums of inmates range from drift-wood juveniles to heroic dissenters. The Covid-19 pandemic has shook the globe from its core. Humans from all over the globe were under lockdown and facing numerous…
Author : Yashwardhan Singh Sandhu, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. Co-Author : Kanishk Nawal, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. ABSTRACT Forensic Psychological Assessment means a technique which is used to evaluate the person’s behaviour, personality and his overall psyche which can help the cout to identify the deceptive person and to exclude the innocent person from the list of the suspects. This type of assessment is most common use of…
Author : Aparna Goswami, Student at University Institute of Legal Studies, Punjab University. INTRODUCTION According to a document submitted by Government of India to our Supreme Court in 2012, there are 25 lakh gay[1] and 4.88 lakh transgender people[2] living in India. Representing this big part of our population, recently two petitions by two homosexual couples have been made in Delhi High Court for the legal recognition of homosexual marriages.…
Author : Aparna Goswami, Student at University Institute of Legal Studies, Punjab University. INTRODUCTION Each year since 1992 the World Mental Health day has been celebrated on October 10. With the increasing emphasis on destigmatizing mental illnesses it is imperative that Mental Health Laws, which still remain a mystery to laypeople, should be given a bigger platform for discussion and evaluation. When trying to understand current day laws for people…
Author : Aparna Goswami , Student at University Institute of Legal Studies, Punjab University. CITATION: MANU/SC/0194/2020 INTRODUCTION Babita Puniya and Ors. is a very recent example of the just and equal outlook of our judiciary. This case discussed the granting of Permanent Commission to women officers who have been inducted by Short Service Commission under orders of Indian Union Government starting 30th January, 1992. Over the years, many women officers…
Author : Rahul Yadav, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. Co-Author : Ranjeet Singh Choudhary, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. ABSTRACT “Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.” The aim of this paper is to describe the factors leading to suicide. Although many reasons make someone commit suicide in this paper, the major focus is on bullying and how it gradually leads to psychological torture to a person. This paper will address the…
Author : Reshma Katragadda, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. INTRODUCTION Sati or Suttee Sacrifice was a ritual which was prohibited in India. Sati Scarifies means scarifying her life either by burring alive or burning the widow alive either by force or through her own will immediately after the death of her husband (during the husbands pyre or funeral). The word “Sati” was derived from a woman named as Sati Devi…
Author : Shubham Aggarwal, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. Co-Author : Sakshi Mathur, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. INTRODUCTION India has diversity in family laws for example, the Indian Succession Act, 1925 [1] and the Special Marriage Act 1954. On the other hand Jews have standard marriage law which is not in written form, the Succession Act of 1925 represents them and Parsi have their own acts related to marriage and divorce,…