In the Sabrimala Case, Rule 3(b) of Kerala Hindu Places of Public Worship (Authorization of Entry) Rules 1965, denied ladies of discharging age from going into the Sabrimala sanctuary in understanding to an advanced age custom. The sanctuary specialists contended that the Sabrimala Temple was worked to serve a specific strict category, which conceded them…
View detailsCrises and catastrophes, by and large toss extraordinary difficulties to the public authority due to their flightiness. Anything that might be different prerequisites yet the reaction should incorporate a planned methodology between the legislatures at the neighborhood, state, and association levels.The current circumstance requests no not exactly this. A couple of days back, the Prime…
View detailsBooks are a treasure of mysteries. The words penned down by the writer allows the reader to understand the perspective of the writer. There is a lot of chances that an idea of a book written by someone can be copied and used as work by an unauthorised person. So, it is important to get…
View detailsIntroduction Private limited companies are considered very important to start a business by startups and businesses. Under the Companies Act 2013, the private limited company is incorporated and it is governed by the ministry of corporate affairs. It is a corporate structure which gives a separate legal entity to the owners of business. It has…
View detailsThe Supreme Court of India is all-powerful in the sense that it is the government’s least hazardous branch, second only to the Executive and the Legislature. It is the supreme guardian of the Constitution of India. It is the protector of the rights and fundamental freedom of the people of India. It survives all the…
View detailsBefore television, box office and option for home media, sales of tickets were the only way for movie to earn money. But with the developing digital era, the producers of films have figured out may ways to earn money; one of which is satellite rights. Satellite rights are the rights that the producer of the…
View detailsUnlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), 1967 is an act enacted by the Parliament with the aim to control the unlawful activities and associations in India so that the integrity and the sovereignty of the nation will be protected and maintained. In the year 2019, the Cabinet at the Centre has amended the UAPA 1967, with…
View detailsAll over the world we have come a long way relating to equality and justice. Many people have fought for the injustice we were facing. Whether it for black rights or women rights or Dalit rights. Justice and equality for women has been witnessed over the years, whether it is voting rights, equal job opportunity,…
View detailsThe Tribunal Reforms Bill, 2021 which replaces the earlier Tribunal Reforms (Rationalisation and Conditions of Service) Ordinance, 2021, was recently introduced in the Parliament. The Bill has been subsequently passed by the Parliament. The Bill has led to an abolition of 5 appellate Tribunals and has also brought about changes to the terms of service…
View detailsThe right to a healthy environment is not explicitly protected by the Constitution. No such privilege is expressly enumerated in Part III of the constitution. In a series of decisions, the Supreme Court has established the right to a healthy environment sub–silentio. This sub-silentio technique has a propensity to avoid provoking a debate on such…
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