The cornerstone of democracy is an independent and impartial court, which should be free of political influences and concerns. India cannot have two separate legal systems, one for the wealthy and resourceful, as well as those in positions of political power, and the other for the poor and powerless. To maintain citizens’ trust, the “colonial…
View detailsHuman beings have been ravishing every resource that is and was present to them. However, now the tables have turned, the exploiters have been repaying for their deeds. The unique novel virus has been discoursing for the entire human race. It has not only disrupted the routine of life but has also, without intent, infringed…
View detailsRTI (Right to Information) Act, 2005, which was enacted on 15 July 2005 and was enforced and incorporated after 120 days from the date of enactment. Firstly, it recognises that the constitution of India has established a democratic republic and that a democracy requires an informed citizen. Secondly, it holds that to keep the citizen…
View detailsInterpretation is the primary function of a court. Sometimes the words used in a statute are not clear, explicit and unambiguous. The court needs to determine a clear and explicit meaning of the words or phrases used by the legislature. Since, the intent of the legislature is expressed generally in the form of a statute.…
View detailsPURPOSE OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW 1. TO PROMOTE FREE TRADE AMONG NATIONS TO UNIVERSIZE ARTICLE 301 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION Free trade means that people should be free to buy and sell goods cutting across national frontiers in other words, a person should be free to buy a product from anywhere in the world…
View detailsOn the occasion of Doctors’ day of, 2021, the honorable Chief Justice of India, Justice N. V Ramana called doctors as “living gods and goddesses” and “heroes without the cape”. Yes, indeed. They are. Not only them, but also every single one of the people coming under healthcare profession. They have been selflessly and tirelessly…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Corporate governance in the business context refers to the systems of rules,practices, and processes by which companies are governed. In this way, thecorporate governance model followed by a specific company is the distribution ofrights and responsibilities by all participants in the organization. Governance ensures everyone in an organization follows appropriate andtransparent decision-making processes and…
View detailsIntroduction Article 13 (1) declares that all laws in force territory of India immediately before the commencement of this Constitution shall be void to the extent to which they are inconsistent with the provisions of Part III of the Constitution. Clause (2) of this Article provides that the State shall not make any law which…
View detailsThe outbreak of corona virus (covid-19), which originated in Wuhan, China spread very quickly to various countries, many cases has been reported worldwide. As the corona cases continue to increase, it imposes huge costs on human lives, individuals, health systems, communities and economies. As with that it has also affected a lot on various fields…
View detailsI AM DIFFERENTLY ABLE 1. INTRODUCTION Persons with disability are most disadvantaged section of society. They suffer enormous discrimination regarding access to education, employment etc. They often lack the opportunities of mainstream population and are usually among the most marginalized in society. Being female and having a disability, whether serious or not, is usually enough…
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