The Right against Exploitation is enshrined in Articles 23 and 24 of the Indian Constitution. These are important Fundamental Rights that guarantee every citizen protection from any kind of forced labour. In this article, you can read all about the right against exploitation and its implications for the IAS exam. Article 19(1)(c) gives everyone a…
View details“Away, away, from men and towns,To the wild wood and the downs, —To the silent wilderness,Where the soul need not repress its music.”—Percy Bysshe Shelley The land we walk on, the air we breathe, the forests in which animals thrive, the friends who surround us are all part of the ecosystem or our environment. It…
View detailsThe law of India refers to the system of law across the India. India maintains a hybrid legal system by combining different laws like civil law, common law, customary, or religious law within the legal framework. Indian personal law is complex, with each religion having it own rules. In most of the states, registering of…
View detailsHonor killing, most often, the homicide of a female or woman by way of male household members. The killers justify their movements by using claiming that the sufferer has delivered dishonor upon the household identify or prestige. HONOR KILLING IN INDIA. Indian society is a multicultural and pluralistic society where a lot of beliefs and…
View detailsA company is considered a separate legal person in law. This means that a company has the right to sue and be sued. It also means that the company can own property and has an existence separate from its directors. It also means that for any wrong or fraud that happens in a company, the…
View detailsSexual harassment is considered as one of the crime that effects physically as well as the mentally sexual harassment is now every where and in work places it growing very fast. Sexual harassment in the workplace is any sexually defined unwanted behavior the purpose or effect of which is to unreasonably interfere with personal job…
View detailsWhite-collar crime in business designates offenses that are committed with the purpose of obtaining financial gain by resorting to a particular form of deception. Generally, they include lying, stealing, and cheating in a business context. The variety of white-collar crimes is limited only by the fantasy of the person who commits them and may include:…
View detailsINTRODUCTION:-The Castes are hereditary endogamous group with fixed traditional occupations, observingcommensal prohibition and social restrictions on interaction. It is believed that there are about3,000 castes in the country. These castes are grouped as upper castes (like Brahmins, Rajputs, Baniyas, Kayasthas, etc.), intermediate castes (like Ahir, Sunar, Kurmi, etc.) and lower caste(like Dhobi, Nai, etc.). The…
View detailsThis particular section, 498A was added to the Indian Penal Code in the year 1983, to chapter XXA. The fundamental objective behind this addition was the protection of women from the torture being subjected to them by their husband or relatives of the husband. The motive was also to deliver punishment and the prevention of…
View detailsThe doctrine of the transfer of property by a ostensible owner is no different from that of ‘nemo dat quod non habet’ which means that no one can give more rights than the property he owns. Article 41 protects innocent parties from third party fraudulent activities. Loss resulting from such action will befall the person…
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