This article has been written by Mr. Aman Kumar, a student of Jamia Millia Islamia. Introduction Rule of law is a mechanism, process, institution, practice or norm that supports the equality of all citizens before the law. The constitution of Indian intended for India to be a country governed by the rule of law. It…
This article was written by KRISHNAKANTH GOPARAJU, a 2nd year LL.B. student at Pendekanti Law College, Hyderabad. Introduction There are many religions and casts in India. There is no official religion, and everyone is free to practice any religion they like. The Government honors and respects all religious practices and beliefs equally. Despite many religious…
This article has been written by Ms. Abhradip Sinha from Amity Law School, Kolkatta. ABSTRACT: A member of parliament (MP) is an individual who addresses individuals who live in their election locale in parliament. India’s constitution laid out a parliament as the country’s regulative body. The parliament is where we set our representative democracy objectives…
ANALYSIS: SEPERATION OF POWER IN INDIA. This article has been written by Ms.Geethika Yamalapalli, a 2nd Year Law Student at NARSEE MONJEE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, NAVI MUMBAI. Many different ethnic groups have ingrained the idea of “The Separation of Powers” in their minds. Over the course of many centuries, the convention has been on the…
This article has been written by Jigyasa Nain, a student studying BBA.LLB from Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak. The author is a 1st year law student. “You can’t stop me from raising voice against the officer’s misconduct. I have the right to speak.” … “If the employer isn’t willing to pay me extra, I won’t…
This article was written by SASANK.MITTA is a student of Indira priyadarsini law college. INTRODUCTION Every nation requires a few laws and regulations to aid in its development. Additionally, it will contribute to a harmonious society in the nation. These laws are prepared in the Indian Constitution, as they are in many other nations. India…
This Article has been written by Nidash Prashar, a First Year Student at Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law, Patiala. Introduction to the concept of Citizenship Citizenship is defined as the relationship between an individual and the state. A state constitutes two types of people- the Citizens who reside in the state and owe allegiance…
This article has been written by Reet Babbar, a second year student of University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun. The concept of Separation of Powers Separation of powers is a very essential feature as in a democracy like India, which is also regarded as the largest democracy of the world, the functions of each…
Throughout history, numerous tribes or civilizations have adopted euthanasia in some form or another. In some circumstances, it was thought acceptable in ancient Greece and Rome to aid in another person’s death or to execute them. For instance, infants with serious birth abnormalities were executed at the Greek city of Sparta. Several ancient civilizations accepted…
In no place does the Indian Penal Code, 1860, define the term “suicide.” It is a self-inflicted or self-intentional human act to stop (ending). Simply put, it is an act of self-murder or self-killing. The act of intentionally taking one’s own life or taking one’s own life is known as suicide. Suicide is defined as…
