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Secularism In India

To begin with let us highlight the fact that the preamble of our constitution mentions India as a SOVREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and secures all its citizens JUSTICE LIBERTY EQUALITY AND FRATERNITY. To our constitution the term SECULARISM is implicit. Secularism entails cultivating and comprehending respect for all religious beliefs. The word ‘SECULAR’ was…

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LAW OF WRITS IN INDIAN CONSTITUTION

Origin of WritIn common law, Writ is a formal written order issued by a body with administrative or judicial jurisdiction. In modern times, this body is generally a Court. In olden days the writ was simply a written order made by the English Monarch to a specified person to undertake a specified action. E.g.: King…

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how to hide your bra straps…….

Hide your bra-straps, it’s showing. Whenever I hear this statement, from my family, friends, random females, etc., all I think about is “why?”. It’s just another piece of clothing. Men’s are comfortable enough to show their underwear brand straps, which are actually meant to show, but females are said to hide. Why? Why? Why? The…

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Communication in contract law

COMMUNICATION IN CONTRACT LAW Abstract Communication refers to the transfer or sharing of thoughts, information, facts between two or more persons. Communication is important for existence and survival of humans. Man being a social animal expresses himself by way of communication. We cannot believe our life without communication. As communication has become important part of…

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Defamation

Every man has the right to defend his reputation, which is considered an important property.  This right is a right in rem i.e a right good against all the person’s in the world. Defamation is defined as any intentional false communication, whether written or spoken, that destroys a person’s reputation, diminishes a person’s respect, esteem, or…

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strict liability

Strict liability is a theory that imposes legal responsibility for damages or injuries even if the person who was found strictly liable did not act with fault or negligence. This theory usually applies in three types of situations: animal bites (in certain states), manufacturing defects, and abnormally dangerous activities. In some jurisdictions, the theory of…

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THE MATERNITY BENEFIT ACT

INTRODUCTION India which is the second largest country in terms of population is still considered a developing country. One of the major factors that is an obstacle towards development is the inequality in employment that exists between men and women. The social stigma which prevents women from taking up employment and instead providing for their…

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