The Part III of the Indian Constitution guarantees its citizen basic fundamental rights. The citizens can enforce these rights by filing a writ petition in Supreme Court and High Court under Article 32 and 226 of the constitution against any state action. The main purpose behind the bringing of various authorities within the realm of…
ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN LAW ENFORCEMENT The executive officials and police officers are supposed to hold the responsibility to maintain Law and order situation in the society to ensure the safety of each individual with active yet seem-less actions to escape the disruption in routine lives of citizens which often becomes more of a challenge…
INTRODUCTION : It is an act of murder by the family on the family members to bring honour to the family to eradicate the shame and dishonour brought by the family member. The male member of the family kills the female member who has violated the wishes and honour of the family. This is a…
Dual employment is also referred to as moonlighting, it is an act of doing an extra job without telling your employer. In order to constitute double employment a person should be a hundred percent employee in one organisation and extend his service in another establishment. It may affect the efficiency of the employee as the…
Women are often referred to as extravagant, spending a lot of money, shopping now and then but what about the concept of Pink Tax? Forget about the concept, why ‘Pink Tax’ came in the first place. According to Wikipedia:The pink tax refers to the broad tendency for products marketed specifically toward women to be more expensive than…
BACKGROUND In earlier Era, during British days, the executive and judicial powers had been combined under a district officer who was both Collector and Magistrate. This gave him a tremendous power over the citizens. The practice was so deeply hated that the Constitution-makers provided separation of the judiciary from the executive as…
“Education makes people easy to lead but difficult to drive, easy to govern , but impossible to enslave”-By Peter Brougham Although, education is defined as the tool to enhance one’s knowledge by instructing and making individual acquainted with systematic acknowledgement. Infact, man without education is like herd of sheep left untrained by the master, as…
In India, the Trademark law is governed by Indian Trademark Act, 1999. Trademark is basically a sign or mark by which the trader or manufacturer or service provider distinguishes his goods or services from that of others. Trademark is like a property which is entitled to protection under law. Thus, the law which defines the right…
“Encounter killings” – extrajudicial killings allegedly committed in self-defence by the police or the military – are increasingly common in India. Recently, Uttar Pradesh police killed Vikas Dubey, a 56-year-old gangster, with more than 60 criminal cases against him on July 10 during an encounter. The police version of the events leading up to Dubey’s…
Brain Drain is delineate as emigration or migration of individuals competencies, aptitudes and skills from developing or under-developed countries to developed ones. It means impoverishment of intellectuals, efficiencies, and technical resources , knowledge and cognitions of one country and intensifying and enriching another. From plethora of decades, India’s skilled ,experienced and professionals have cherry-picked emigrating to…
