India’s relationship with space dates back to its first rocket launch in 1963 underneath the steerage of the visionary, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai. Subsequently, it absolutely was the launch of Aryabhatta, the primary Indian scientific satellite. Since then India’s efforts are crystallized into many missions with applications within the areas of communication, broadcasting, meteorology and oceanography,…
View detailsThe human body is a marvel of engineering. The future of childbirth in the form of test tube infants, as well as surrogate motherhood enabled by new reproductive and cloning technology, will open up hitherto unimagined sexual options. Surrogacy is an assisted reproduction approach in which a woman agrees to become pregnant for the goal…
View detailsFACTS OF THE CASE K. M. Nanavati, the accused/appellant, was the second in command of the Indian naval cruiser “Mysore.” He was married to Sylvia and they had three children together. Nanavati and his family had resided in a variety of locations due to the nature of his job before settling in Bombay. They met…
View detailsHISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF BHUSHAN STEEL Brij Bhushan Singhal started Bhushan steel in 1987, by acquiring a steel plant which was struggling to survive. He entered into the steel business along with his sons Neeraj and Sanjay, bringing the old steel plant to life. The company focused on the production of secondary steel, and its customers…
View detailsAlternative Dispute Resolution or ADR is a settlement reached out of court. Settlement can be discussed by any party at any time during litigation and is often a cost-effective option to trial. They are being promoted in a big way in view of the huge arrears of the cases and delays in justice delivery. An…
View detailsFake news is news, stories created to deliberately misinform or deceive readers. Usually, these stories are created to either influence people’s views, push political agenda or cause confusion. There is no specific law against fake news in India. Free publication of news flows from Article 19 of the Constitution guaranteeing Freedom of Speech. Misinformation and…
View detailsThe Fundamental Rights given in Part III of the Constitution mark the beginning of a new era in the constitutional history of India. They are the foundation stone of democratic system in India. They defend individual’s freedom from the autocracy of executive and legislature. They give to the people the trust that state is an…
View detailsKidnapping and Abduction are the crime under Indian Penal Code,1860. It talks about the forcefully taking of the person or a child (from guardianship) with or without the consent for that matter. Both the offences are given under Chapter 26 – Offences affecting the Human Body, particularly from section 359 to 366 of Indian Penal…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Human rights are rights inherent to human beings, regardless of race, sex, religion, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion or any other status. In 1948, the United Nation General Assembly proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) for all the people around the globe. UDHR lays down many objectives and provides a common standard of…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: The real estate industry of India has experienced huge growth in the previous two decades due to massive investments into the sector. Nonetheless, the trends prior to 2018 revealed that the real estate sector was reeling under tremendous pressure and became inactive. The main reason for the pressure may be accorded to the dip…
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