White collor crimes are synonymous to government frauds and corporate frauds usually done by professionals. Corruption, fraud, and bribery are some of the most common white collar crimes in India as well as all over the world. India is a developing country and white collar crimes are becoming a major cause for its under development…
View detailsIronically, the fear bunch Taliban gets its name from the word ‘understudies’ and they initially began to take structure during the 1990s in Northern Pakistan, soon after the Soviets got back from Afghanistan. It is a strict gathering that additionally passes by the name Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Instead of their dominatingly known picture, the…
View detailsIntroduction Before learning about the various aspects of Law of Torts and reformations needed in India, it is expedient for us to understand what a ‘tort’ is. Tort is a wrong done to a person, but it is not a criminal wrong. Rather, it’s a branch of civil law tree. It is a civil wrong…
View detailsThe term voyeurism is derived from the French word voir which means to see. When someone intervenes into private space of other person without his/her permission where the person is expecting no one to watch him/her while performing an act is known as voyeurism. A voyeur is a person who derives sexual gratification from observing…
View detailsThe Goods and Service Tax (GST) system or the revolutionary tax system after a decade of intense debate came to fruition and existence two years ago. GST was introduced to the country to reduce the tax burden on producers and foster growth through more production. Though the tax structure has tried to solve major issues…
View detailsIndian culture gives women the utmost respect. Many of our gods are female and they have been worshipped as a deity by many faithful people. The goddess of wealth is Laxmi, the goddess of power and strength is Durga and the goddess of wisdom is Saraswati. Women are the epitome of wealth and power. Women…
View detailsAs per Constitution of India, Article 20 states that, No person can be prosecuted and punished for the same offence more than once. However if a person has been let off after prosecution i.e he has been acquitted, without being punished, he can be prosecuted again. Section 300 of Criminal Procedure Code, which provides protection…
View detailsNon vegetarian food is a curse in disguise you are being curtained by these big industrial players into believing that it is very healthy whereas reality is apart from it. Non Vegetarian food is also major hindrance in spiritual growth. Eating it is also considered a major Sin. Negative energies which you summon through Black…
View detailsMenstruation has been prohibited in India’s social structure from the dawn of time – menstrual women have long been regarded as dirty or wicked. From the time a girl begins to menstruate, she is taught to speak only in whispers about the subject; she is forbidden to enter the kitchen, touch the food, or even…
View detailsRule of law means that the government cannot run solely on the whims and fancies of its own rather it has to abide few principles of law. This concept was originated by Edward Coke and was further developed by A.V. Dicey. There are 7 principles of Rule of law: Absolute Supremacy of law, which means…
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