This blog is created by Abhinab Mukherjee, a 2021 law graduate from University of Calcutta. Introduction The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019 is a revolutionary step towards ensuring gender equality and justice for Muslim women in India. This act has brought about significant changes in how Muslim marriages are dissolved and...
This blog is created by Barsha, a 2nd year B.A. L.L.B student from National Law University, Odisha. INTRODUCTION The Directive Principles provided by the Constitution mandated the State to actively pursue the well-being of its citizens by establishing a social order where social, economic, and political justice permeates all aspects of life. This provision underscores...
This blog is created by Shivani Sehrawat, A 2nd year law student at Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. INTRODUCTION The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022 authorizes the collection of certain individuals for taking measurements of convicts and other persons for investigative and identification purposes in criminal matters and for preserving records of the collected...
This blog is written by Shivi Dhawan, a second-year student of PSIT College of law; Manya Harit, a third-year student Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut and Shalini Kaushal, a third- year student of PSIT College of law. BACKGROUND A conduct, demeanor, or look meant to prevent impropriety or indecency is one definition of modesty. This...
INTRODUCTION We all know that every specific community need to struggle whether they are right or wrong doesn’t matter to gain their specific identity and this is how the journey of the people who belongs to different gender or have different sexual identity gains their identity because prior most of the people get afraid to...
Introduction The founding fathers of Constitution of India have conscripted the fundamental rights in the Constitution for advancement of citizens of India, however the same Constitution consisted of Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir, by virtue of Instrument of Accession signed between Maharaja Hari Singh and the then Governor-General of India...
This article is about the decorum in virtual court, a decorum that everyone is obliged to follow. India’s 78% population works in the unorganized sector, only 22% work in the organized sector. This article is interesting because the author has tried to mention every-case, in which senior lawyers violated the decorum in virtual court proceedings....
