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September 6, 2021

Prevention of food adulteration act, 1954
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Introduction: The salient features of the prevention of Food Adulteration Act includes objectives, definition of food, meaning of adulterate, misbranded items, sale of certain admixtures, relevant committees, analyst, procedure for sampling & analysis, penalties and important miscellaneous provisions. Food is one of the basic necessities for sustenance of life, pure, fresh and healthy diet is…

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Need for Joint Custody
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Considering India is home to individuals from many walks of life, it has a variety of personal laws that deal with family and marital concerns. When the parents decide to divorce, a major dilemma emerges about the child’s custody. The notion of “child welfare” has been adopted by the courts as being of fundamental significance.…

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Sexual Harassment
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 When most people think of sexual harassment, they think of a guy grabbing a girl.  However, sexual harassment can be something as “insignificant” as being called a slur.  It is anything that makes a girl, or boy, feel uncomfortable about his/her sexuality.                 According to the law, sexual harassment is anything from unwelcome sexual advances…

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cheers to the raindrops
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To the raindrops above the sky, To the little lady looking at the sky, Her dads waiting to the roadside, he pulls the umbrella & Tells her its fine, To get clean, you’d get dirty at times. This is what we call our lives This-the letter to the raindrops from sky. To the raindrops who…

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Indian Position on Death Penalty.
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The framer of the Indian Penal Code, Sir James Fitzjames Stephen favoured the retention of capital punishment and observed that no other punishment deters men so effectively as the punishment of death. The ancient penal law and the Moghul rulers rigorously practised death penalty. However, the changing trends in the same are reflected by various…

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Right to Information
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Right To Information Act 2005 mandates timely response to citizen requests for government information. Right to Information empowers every citizen to seek any information from the government, Inspect any Government documents and seek certified photocopies.  Right To Information is a part of Fundamental Rights under Article 19(1) of the Constitution.   It replaced the former…

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