Public interest litigation means the interest of the public at large, where as the term “litigation” means a legal action. Therefore, the general meaning of the term PIL can be extracted from the legal sense alone. It is nothing but a legal action taken, covering the issue of the public at large, for the welfare…
View detailsThe Right to Information Act, also known as RTI, is a revolutionary Act that aims to promote transparency in government institutions in India. RTI Act has been made by legislation of Parliament of India on 15 June 2005. The Act came into effect on 12 October 2005 and has been implemented ever since to provide…
View detailsThe advent of technology in every sphere life aided the human kind to an extent. This initiation by the tech world also cast its light on the criminal world which in result forced the criminal justice system to cope up with the requirements of contemporary world. Narco Analysis Test in nothing but the progeny of…
View detailsWhatsApp, a social media app, filed a lawsuit against the Indian Government on the grounds that the new IT rules infringed the right to privacy enshrined under Article 21A of the Constitution. WhatsApp moved the Court to these rules that require social media intermediaries to trace users’ encrypted messages in a test for right to…
View detailsStrict Liability is a legal doctrine that holds a party responsible for their actions or products, without the plaintiff having to prove negligence or fault. When someone partakes in ultrahazardous activities such as wild animals, using explosives or make any defective products, then they will be held liable if someone else is injured. This is…
View detailsElgar Parishad can be defined as sending out a loud invitation or a declaration per retired Judge P.B. Sawant. It is an event celebrated on the 200th ceremony for the battle of the Koregaon Bhima. The Elgar Parishad dates back to January 1, 1818, symbolising the Dalit community’s strength. The Shaniwarwada was a sitting fort for…
View detailsThe literal meaning of the phrase “nemo dat quod non habet” means no one can give what hedoes not have. This is a legal rule which states that purchasing a property from someone whodoesn’t have a title denies the purchaser of the property of an ownership title also. In simplewords, if someone gets something because…
View detailsDefamation is attacking another’s reputation by a false publication with an intension to bring the person into disrepute. It is made up of two words de and fame. It is an elusive concept and is limited in its varieties only by human inventiveness. In defamation, publication must be true and without the consent of the…
View detailsONLINE LEARNING One of the most used terms after a pandemic is used new normal. A new standard of education is the increased used of online learning. The COVID- 19 pandemics has led to new ways of learning. All over the world, educational institutions are turning to online learning frameworks to continue the process of…
View detailsPeople have like great fascination with dogs and cats as their pets and to the limit of obsession. Well these pets are just adorable and make our hearts go, all awwww, you little squishy cuties. Well ignore my overdramatic squeal with just a thought of these cute fur balls. But the question is why the…
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