The Pegasus surveillance software today represents a new advanced layer of spyware intelligence. It is different from earlier instances of phone tapping as Pegasus software allows injection of the spyware in targeting mobile phones through non-click methodologies. Hence, it represents a sophisticated level of today’s mechanisms of how monitoring through spyware can be effectively enforced.…
View detailsAccording to the Citizenship Act of 1955, there are four ways a person can acquire Indian citizenship:- -Birth -Descent -Registration and -Naturalisation. Provisions for the same are listed under sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the Citizenship Act, 1955. 1) By Birth (Section 3) i) Any person born in India on or after 26 January…
View detailsMischief in IPC was written with the goal of providing protection against property destruction that results in unjust loss or damage to the public or an individual. It’s an outgrowth of the legal maxim “sic utretuoleadas”, which means “use your own property, but not in a way that harms your neighbor’s or other’s.” EXAMPLE- “A”…
View detailsGenerally, when a dispute arises, the parties take the issue to a court which will adjudicate it based on the facts and applicable laws. In this process, one party will face a loss while the judgment or decree or order favors the other. To satisfy both the parties and to dispose of the issue in…
View detailsWhen the security of an attorney is jeopardized as the result of their work, then the government must take certain steps to protect its soldiers with this thought a seven-member team was formed to issue The Advocate Protection Bill on July 2, 2021, to tackle the difficulties faced by the attorney and remove all the…
View detailsA watershed moment in the history was witnessed when judiciary of India criminalized the practice of Triple talaq or Talaq-ul-biddat, which has been a very prejudicial practice due to which Muslim women have been agonized to a great extent. “What is sinful under religion cannot be valid under law” Islam is one of the oldest…
View detailsFundamental Rights (Articles 12-35) Enshrined in Part-III of Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights are the basic human rights guaranteed by the Constitution of India. The six fundamental rights involves Right to Equality, Right to freedom, Right against exploitation, Right to freedom of Religion, Cultural and Educational Rights and Right to constitutional Remedies. At first Right to…
View detailsUS initiated a new mission to improve the climatic condition of the world i.e; net zero carbon emission mission. And it has pledged that this net zero goal should be fulfilled by mid of this century that is 2050. So many countries like Canada, south korea, japan and germany also signed for the mission to…
View detailsDefamation is a crime, you know why? Because we do care “log kya kahenge”. Reputation is the most valuable thing which a person possesses and the reputation must be protected. Defamation is defined in section 499 and the punishment is given in section 500 of IPC. Defamation is the act of saying false things in…
View detailsThe right to liberty is sanctified as one of the fundamental rights in Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, and its practise is prescribed in Article 22(2) as a working theorem and its corollaries in Sections 436, 437, and 439 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 with a new multiple of Anticipatory Bail. The…
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