This article is written by Aditi Bhushan from KIIT School of Law A unique event happened in the election of 2021 to the Legislative Assembly of West Bengal which was conducted between from 27th of March to 29th of April for 292 constituencies when a number of parties participated however the main focus was on
This article is written by – A.SivaSangari, from, VIT Chennai Case: State Of U.P.Thru.Prin.Secy. Home &Ors. FACTS OF THE CASE: This case has relied upon two writ petitions. By way of the first writ petition, the applicant attacked the Circular 26.10.2020 issued by the Director-General of Police, U.P., Lucknow from which guidelines have been issued
This article is written by RASHI SHARMA, 3rd YEAR student, SCHOOL OF LAW, AJEENKYA D.Y PATIL UNIVERSITY. INTRODUCTION The very definition and idea of crime fluctuate not just as indicated by the upsides of a specific gathering and society, its arrangements, confidence, strict perspectives, customs, customs, and restrictions yet in addition as per the type
This article is written by Eugenia Enyonam Datsomor Introduction An individual’s mental health includes his or her emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act and helps determine how we deal with stress, relate to others, and make choices[i]. Domestic violence refers to abuse in a domestic setting or homes
This article is written by S. Karpagam Introduction: India’s Chief Justice NV Ramana noted that to find the beliefs and religions of the people, the judiciary must make everyone, and the majority of vulnerable citizens living outside the justice system, feel confident that it was there for all. Introducing the latest software developed by the
This article is written by Wyomesh Tripathi from Campus Law Centre. Uttar Pradesh is the biggest state in India in terms of population and recently, on World Population Day, the UP government unveiled a population control policy proposed policy for population control for this decade (from 2021 to 2030). After its announcement, it caused a
Written by P.Gayathri Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act,1960 is made to prevent cruelty to animals or any sort of pain or suffering caused to animals by any ways. Animal includes any living being other than human beings. Acts that are cruel according to Section 11 of the Act of 1960. beats, kicks, over-rides, over-drives,
This article is written by Karpagam from VIT Chennai Case law: Susmita Saha Dutta vs Union of India & Ors Violence: Election results released on May 2 2021, on the same day West Bengal saw a spate of violent incidents. The BJP and the ruling Trinamool Congress have blamed the deaths of several party workers.
Written By Eugenia Enyonam Datsomor It is of no doubt that the Covid-19 pandemic has caused more harm than good. However, the main issue at hand has to do with restraint. Thus, how far can the court go in relation with suggestions to tackle Covid. We all have rights and need unity to be able
CASE LAW: RAMESH PAPPI VS ISHWAR DEVI FACTUAL BACKGROUND: A 76-year-old widow filed a case who was left by her husband, with one house and one shop in order to ensure her welfare. Afterwards, his son started beating her and took the house as well as the shop in his name by means of fraud
