Sale of Obscene Books

This article is written by- Surbhi Kumari from Amity University Patna. Introduction The term comes from the Latin word ‘obscaena’ which suggests offstage or a cognate to the traditional Greek root term skene. This can be as a result of some probably offensive content, like sex or murder, was pictured offstage within the classical drama.

3rd Smt. Nirmala Devi Bam Memorial International Online Moot Court Competition by Indore Institute of Law [May 28-30]: Register by May 20

About Indore Institute of Law Indore Institute of Law was established in the year 2003 with the vision of bringing intellectual awakening and overall development of our country through education in the field of law. About the Moot Court Competition After the successful completion the 2nd edition of Smt. Nirmala Devi Bam Memorial International Online

ELECTION COMMISSION’S APATHY AS CITIZENS GASP FOR BREATH 

This article is written by Anjaly Ann Joseph from Government Law College, Ernakulam.   The technocratic constitutional institution of election commission is a priceless gift from our constitution makers, their commitment to democracy and sagacious vision for the smooth running of democratic process is embodied in the creation of an independent election commission. With the

CYBER LAWS IN INDIA: EFFECTIVENESS

  This article has been written by Samridhi Prakash from Symbiosis Law School, Noida.  INTRODUCTION The word Cyber has its root in the Greek word kybernetes and its first usage can be traced back to cybernetes, as phrased by Norbert Wiener. The advent of computer technology has brought about a revolutionary change in the progress

IMPORTANCE OF MEDICLAIM POLICY

This article has been written by Samridhi Prakash from Symbiosis Law School, Noida (In reference to Advocates) BACKGROUND The concept of ‘Mediclaim’ was introduced in India in the year of 1986, offering minimum coverage of Rs. 15,000 and a maximum of Rs. 5 lakhs. For the employees in the government sector, the Central Government Health

The 50% Reservation Ceiling: Protection or obstructive Equality

This article is written by- Surbhi Kumari from Amity University, Patna. Abstract The issue of reservation has continuously been contentious in reference to the idea of equality enshrined within the Constitution. The present reservation policy hasn’t solved several problems like non-applicability of the creamy layer within the case of SCs and STs, casteism, reservation within