Introduction GST GST ( Goods and Services Tax) is the biggest tax reform in India and has improved business very easily. It has increased the taxpayer base in India which includes millions and billions of people in small businesses. This comes under a uniform tax system. As GST came up, the tax complexities have reduced…
View detailsFundamental duties refer to the moral obligations of all citizens to help promote a spirit of patriotism and to uphold the unity of India. Carrying out the fundamental rights are expected from the citizens. Fundamental duties are set in part IV-A of Indian Constitution. The Supreme Court of India makes it obligatory of each and…
View detailsThe Juvenile Justice Board has established in ever district by the State Government under Section 4 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children)Act,2015 to exercise the powers and discharging its functions relating to children in conflict with law. As per Section 2(13) of the Act ,child in conflict with law means a child…
View detailsGroups make up society. The foundation of society is a group of people. The sheer presence of people in a physical space, however, does not constitute a social group. When two or more people are in direct or indirect contact and communication, they form a social group. The group members stimulate and respond to each…
View detailsRape is a vital term that has more than just a meaning attached to it. We have a lot of laws and regulations in place to safeguard the rights of rape victims, but isn’t it interesting that while rape is considered a fatal crime by society and the law, marital rapes are not? This is…
View detailsThe India Democracy has three pillars which are legislature, Executive and Judiciary. Legislature main function is enactment and formulation of laws. Executive a system of checks and balances ensures that no organ wields excessive power. Administration of justice is the main function of judiciary. India has a strong legal system which is divided into different…
View detailsSuicide is the act of putting end to one’s own life. Suicide is no crime under the Indian Penal Code. When one attempts to commit suicide and fails it, that is punishable under the Indian Penal Code. It means when a person fails to commit suicide because of any reason only then Section 309 of…
View detailsThe word ‘Hindu’ is derived from the Sanskrit word Sindhu which is the designation for the Indus River. The word Hindu was first appeared in the Old Persian language. Hindu law is the code of laws applied to Hindu, and other communities which are Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists. The rights and obligations of a Hindu…
View detailsWith the quick evolution of the cyber space in our day-to-day routine, we, the human beings, are delving further into this cyber eco-system, and the notion of digital signature is one of them. Now that UIDAI systems are necessary across India, we are delving deeper into this. And the Covid-19 is like a gas in…
View detailsDifferent school of thoughts arose due to the emergence of various commentaries on Smriti and Shruti. These commentaries varied from one part to another part of the country. The two school of Hindu law are: Mitakshara School Dayabhaga School Mitakshara School Except West Bengal and Assam Mitakshara school exists throughout the India. It is one…
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