CASE ANALYSIS KESAVANANDA BHARTI CASE The Keshavnanda Bharti case was very famous and it was also known as a fundamental rights case and also the serious conflict between the judiciary and the government. under this case, the Supreme Court of India concentrated on the Basic Structure doctrine of the constitution which forms and gives basic…
View detailsNight-time panic attacks, or ‘night terrors’ as they are sometimes called, are surprisingly common, but they can feel overwhelming if you’ve never experienced one before. Characterised by symptoms including a racing heart, sweaty palms or a shortness of breath, night-time panic attacks are intense, unexpected bouts of anxiety that wake you up in the middle…
View detailsThe Universal Declaration of Human Rights defines a ‘homeless’ as a person who doesn’t live in a permanent house due to a lack of required housing, safety, and availability. India has a shortage of over 20 million houses. Families relocating to urban regions from rural areas owing to property loss, job search, and better opportunities…
View detailsKhalistan movement The Khalistan movement is a Sikh separatist movement seeking to create a homeland for Sikhs by establishing a sovereign state, called Khalistān in the Punjab Region. Such a state existed in Punjab from 1709 to 1849. Objectives:1-To create an independent state- Khalistan. 2-Self Home Rule. 3-Anti-Nationalism. Historical events responsible for Khalistan: 1947…
View detailsViolence against women and girls is a hidden global crisis which knows no boundaries of geography or culture. But, marginalized women, such as poor women and girls, are most likely to experience it, most often at the hands of their husbands or partners. One of the most widespread violations of human rightsViolence against women and…
View detailsCyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, Text, and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming where people can view, participate in, or share content. Cyberbullying includes sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else.…
View detailsSurrogacy has been a raging topic in the last few years but due to Covid-19 he has been sidelined. Research done by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that in 2010, 48.5 million couples worldwide were unable to have a child of their own.[1] They suffered from infertility, which, the WHO says, is a disease…
View detailsProperty can be transferred through different modes, that is through sale, mortgage, lease, gift, exchange etc. Under the Transfer of Property Act 1882, Section 54 states that sale is defined as the transfer of ownership of a property in exchange for a price paid or promised or partly paid or part promised. Generally speaking, in a sale of…
View details“Interminable, time consuming, complex and expensive Court procedures impelled jurists to search for an alternative Forum, less formal, more effective and speedy for resolution of disputes, avoiding procedural claptrap and this led them to Arbitration Act, 1940. However, the way in which the proceedings under the Act are conducted and without exception challenged in Courts,…
View detailsThe doctrine of pith and substance is one of the oldest theories used to resolve constitutional matters in India. The word “pith” refers to the true nature or the essence of something, and “substance” refers to the essential part, thereby, the doctrine is defined as, “most significant part of something in which its true essence…
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