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Author : Amartya, Student at Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. INTRODUCTION India stands on the second spot in terms of population in the world after china. As the population of the country is very high, the no. of labourers in the country is also very high. There were approx. 487 million labourers or workers in India as per 2012, which is the second largest in the world, here…
Author: Shruti Saraf, Student at Jindal Global Law School. INTRODUCTION In today’s world, where globalization has altered the concept of job methods, the status of women in all aspects of life has definitely been reconsidered. Since the ages, the role and status of women has changed greatly. All forms of challenges have been tasted by women around the globe. Although as we see the high rise of women on one…
Author : Joyita Ghosh, Student at KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. INTRODUCTION The concept of Rape is quite familiar to everyone. Rape is a type of sexual assault which includes an unlawful sexual activity or any other wrongful sexual penetration which has been carried out without a person’s will or has been forced upon someone who doesn’t have given consent to as mentioned in a IPC section 375[1]. There…
Author : Hemant Chaudhry, Student at IMS Unison University, Dehradun. ABSTRACT Indian Higher Education is in a proceeding with procedure of changes in direction and system. Law as a calling and legal training as a control was not a mainstream decision of the understudies in India before the presentation of multiyear law course, a large portion of the understudies who performed well in their Intermediate Education sought to contemplate medication,…
Author : Bhanu Pratap Singh Rathore, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. Co-Author : Jahnvi Bhala, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur. ABSTRACT International law and its evasion or bad faith compliance and violation by hegemonic countries isn’t a new concept. there is no denying the fact that there have been some general difficulties associated with applying international law in the real world. Unipolarity in international politics and international law are often…
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.…