About Keerthana Keerthana is a final year law student from symbiosis law school. She is a creative writing enthusiast and looks for opportunities to blend knowledge into fun snippets that could be both informative and easy to understand. She has authored and published multiple blogs, articles and papers on various platforms owing to her interest in…
View details“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” – Martin Luther King Introduction: In India, the Uniform Civil Code has sparked heated debate over its various meanings and consequences for secularism. Article 44 of the Constitution of India lays that “State shall endeavor to provide for its citizens a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) throughout the…
View detailsThe Consumer Rights that every consumer impliedly possesses are governed by The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, which has established “Consumer Courts”. These courts are divided into a hierarchical structure, which consists of:- The District Forum: The forum takes up complaints where the compensation claimed by the complainant for the defective goods comes within the limit…
View detailsThe Foreign exchange Management Act, 1999 (hereinafter referred to as “FEMA” or “the Act”) is an Act meant to govern the laws pertaining to foreign exchange so as to manage and functionally facilitate external trade and payments as regards the foreign exchange market in India. This Act, supra, replaced the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Children play a very vital role in our society. They are the future of our country. There are some rights to be provided to each and every children at global level. These rights are like education system, safety of children, marriages, health system etc. Today because of COVID-19 Pandemic, Most of the children have…
View detailsArbitration in its essence means the settlement of a dispute by people who are appointed by the parties to the dispute. It involves the dispensation of justice through a private agency. This idea exists in India since ancient times. There were different institutions in ancient India that can be regarded as precursors of modern-day arbitration.…
View detailsAbout Mrinal I hail from a state named Bihar. For my schooling after 7th class, I went to Mody School, Rajasthan for my further studies, little did I know that this would be the turning point in my life. Five years of my experience in boarding school has polished and carved me into an individual…
View detailsINTRODUCTION As that in this Article we will talked about the raising of marriagble age of girls. But before that we have to discussed on why there is a need to raising the age of girls ? As we know that in india the legal marriage age of girls is 18 years and for boy…
View detailsABSTRACT In order to address the casually construed analogies between International Space Law and the International Law in general, this paper make analysis and reference is made to the outer space treaty that comprises of fundamental principle of international space law. It is true that international space law is intricately and extensively linked to the…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Every new fiscal year, the global attention is grabbed by one hot topic or the other. Sometimes it begins with a worldwide economic crash, sometimes it sticks to one necessary or unnecessary chain of adamant courses throughout, and sometimes it just repeats itself. In 2020, we dazzled ourselves with a grand opening of reoccurring…
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