The rule of absolute liability arose in 1987 after the case of M.C. Mehta v. Union of India. Facts of the case: There was a leakage of oleum gas from one unit of Shriram Foods and fertilisers Industries in the city of Delhi. That unit belonged to Delhi Cloth Mills Ltd. As we all know…
View details“A girl started rape talk on snapchat”. This statement had popped up one day on my Instagram handle and soon it was trending on all social media platforms. As I was curious to know what had happened, I started to surf the internet and all social media platforms, after all, times are changing where anything…
View detailsIt is imperative to define ‘essential health care,’ which should be made available to all citizens to facilitate inclusivity in health care. Access to quality health services on an affordable and equitable basis in many parts of the country remains an unfulfilled aspiration. At one end of the spectrum are private hospitals with world class…
View detailsOut of the total population of India, 48% of it are women, out of them only 5 to 15% choose the legal profession. The meagre number of women in legal profession is a testament to the fact that sustaining a profession in this sector is not easy. Harrassment, gender biases and insensitivity of male co-workers…
View detailsA charge of assault by a lady against her property manager later ended up being bogus. Examinations uncovered that the claim was evened out after the property manager denied her the financial blessings which she had been routinely requesting. In one more case, a young lady blamed her live-in accomplice for assault when the last…
View detailsEuthanasia, the painless killing of a person with an in curable disease or stuck in an irreversible coma or vegetative state could also be called assisted suicide. Euthanasia is to an extent, linked to the right to death. Right to die is a concept based on the opinion that human beings are entitled to end…
View detailsThe need for protection and conservation of environment and sustainable use of natural resources is reflected in the constitutional framework of India and also in the international commitments of India. The Constitution under Part IVA (Art 51A-Fundamental Duties) casts a duty on every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests,…
View detailsThe procedure of legislation in a State legislature is broadly similar to that in the Parliament under Article 107 except that there is no provision of joint sitting of the Houses of the State Legislature to resolve the deadlock between them when the Houses do not agree on a Bill.All Bills , except Money Bill…
View detailsIndia is a country which hustles. No matter what, no matter how difficult or different situations we are facing, you fight back, work hard, struggle and eventually succeed. In this journey of self preservation and survival for well being, we neglect our mental health the most. Brain is a crucial part of our nervous system.…
View detailsTo exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, to live as people, we must have trees. ~Shubam Baloria The UN celebrated Biodiversity Day 2021 proposing the theme “We are the part of the Solution”. We may be the part of the solution but only when we first understand that we are the part…
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