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03 Aug 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

Covid and its Impact on Mental Health

“It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.” The human body's central unit is the brain which controls the body, unfortunately the problems relating to it are overlooked unless physical. Around the world, every four out of ten people are suffering from mental health and still it is considered as taboo. Mental health problems are nothing but problems like depression, eating disorders, anxiety, stress etc. caused due to genetic....

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22 Jul 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

ADVOCATES (PROTECTION) BILL, 2021

ADVOCATES (PROTECTION) BILL, 2021 The legal system of any country is comprised of both bar and bench. The police force, judiciary and advocates maintain the legal system of a country; advocate is a connecting link between the judiciary and police. In India, the judiciary and police are protected by legislations for impartial and fearless disposal of their duties, however, no such protection has been granted to the advocates. The increase in number of incidents of killing, threat, assault on advocates....

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12 Jul 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

Women's Right at Workplace

WOMAN'S RIGHT AT WORKPLACE The society comprises broadly of both men and women. Despite, woman being an integral part of the society, they are considered as weaker section and has been subjected to discrimination. Over the last decade, the feminist movement has gained its pace and stirring up the ideology of 'feminism'. However, the feminist movement is not recent; it has been going on since the early 19th century. The term 'feminism' has been largely misunderstood as 'priority to the....

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23 Dec 2020

Posted by: Kritika Singh

Anti-Defection Law

ANTI DEFECTION LAW Etymologically the word ‘Defection’ has been derived from the Latin word ‘defectio’ which means an act of abandoning a person or a cause which that person was to carry, out of duty or allegiance and that he had attached himself to such cause. In simple terms it means abandoning a cause, movement or programme etc. by a party or a person who was a part of it who has ultimately launched a rebellion or a revolt. Traditionally....

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13 Sep 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Online vs Offline Mode of Study

Change is the rule of nature. Change and modification come with the flow of time. The Covid-19 Pandemic teaches us plenty of new things that should be taken into consideration. Among them, the online mode of study is one. Though, before the pandemic, there was the existence of online mode, but the importance was less. Now, this is the only way to work properly in any field. It should be remembered that there can be no substitute for offline mode....

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12 Sep 2020

Posted by: Akshit Gupta

A new bend in the tale of Sushant Singh Mystery

The mystery surrounding of the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput is taking new twists and turns with every passing day. What at first seemed as a tragic suicide scenario, is slowly turning into a thriller-movie sort conspiracy theatre, with new layers being uncovered. Recently, the Bombay High court ordered the transfer of the case from the purview of Mumbai Police to CBI, with the motive to expedite the investigation of the case, after much hue and cry caused....

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09 Sep 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Elaboration of Cyber Crime

The very term, “cyberlaw”, is a new and emerging one to the society with the comparison of other codified laws. The term, “cyberlaw”, has been defined as the law related to the cyber world and the goal is to protect the cyber victims from cyber crimes. Initially, there was no specific provision for cyber law. The reference and some provisions related to the cyber law can be seen in some other laws like the law of contract, the law of....

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25 Aug 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied

“Justice delayed is justice denied” – the very popular phrase in the Indian Judiciary. Justice is followed by the very evidence, but not by the very facts. And it is impossible to know the facts without concrete proof or any evidences. The court of law can only come to the decision, when there is enough reasons and evidences to believe something, otherwise the court cannot come to a decision because that is contrary to the rule of law.Judiciary has to....

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17 Aug 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Unemployment in India

The system of ‘fair employment’ has been failed to achieve its goal in India. Unemployment is the state where a person is not able to secure a position of employment or unable to earn for his or her living. In unemployment, the person is depended on others who can provide him food and shelter for living. In India, the problem of employment is highly notable. There is a large number of citizens who are suffering from unemployment. It the main....

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17 Aug 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

The Rights of the Prisoners

Laws and rules are meant to be developed for the need of the society and the rights are meant to be introduced for the need of the majority. When the question or issue regarding human rights arises, the Courts settle the dispute or solve the issue. The state of the prisoners in the country can be strongly viewed where the human rights of the prisoners are being violated in jail or police lockup. The prisons are overcrowded with lack of....

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