When a loved one is in the hospital, you naturally want to be at the bedside. But what if the staff won’t allow it? LGBT people experience discrimination in many aspects of their lives, but it is perhaps at its worst during times of crisis. That’s what Janice Langbehn, a social worker in Lacey, Wash.,…
In India Sellers were the most vulnerable to the sellers as the principle followed was Caveat Emptor that is the purchaser beware but after the 19th century the principle changed Caveat venditor that is seller beware. The Consumer protection Act 1986 paved a way for the same by protecting the consumers and served its purpose…
Defamation is an injury to the reputation of a person. If a person injured the reputation of another he does so at your own risk as in the case of an interference with the property. A man’s reputation is his property and if possible more valuable than the property. There are two types of Defamation:…
MISREPRESENTATION(Section 18) • According to Section 18, there is misrepresentation: • (1) statement of fact, which of false, would constitute misrepresentation if the maker believes it to be true but which is not justified by the information he possesses. • (2) When there is a breach of duty by a person without any intention to…
BRAHMO SAMAJ The Brahmo Samaj was established by Raja Rammohan Roy on 20 August 1828 at Calcutta. He was born in 1774 at Radhanagar, a small village in Bengal. He learnt many languages like Arabic, Persian, English, French, Latin, Greek, etc. He also studied several religious philosophies like those of Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sufism. He…
There are seasoned criminals in India but we rarely hear anyone getting a death sentence so frequently let alone that be a woman. Here are few facts about female hanging in India-: There are 12 women on death row, according to a 2016 report on the death penalty in India released by national law university.…
On the sixth of September 2019, a major barbaric remnant of our colonial past was scrapped off in a good move by the Supreme Court of the country. In Navtej Johar vs. Union of India, the apex court’s verdicts decriminalised all consensual sex among adults which had earlier been deemed as “Against the order of…
The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Act, 2021 changes the MTPA 1971 to raise as far as possible for fetus removal from 20 to 24 weeks for specific sorts of ladies. The Amendment raises the upper incubation limit from 20 to 24 weeks for specific gatherings of ladies, which would be depicted in the MTPA…
In today’s digital world, people are trading convenience for privacy – which means they’re sharing more and more information about themselves. While we can all appreciate one-click checkouts and saved passwords, that mental “autopilot” can sometimes steer us wrong. While we were all once cautious of anyone asking for information about ourselves, now we assume…
The social and economic aspects of a society can’t be divorced from each other. The social conditions have an impact on the economics and the economy affects the level of social advancement in return. Trade and Women’s Equality may sound not related but have a deeper synthesis. Trade increases women’s wages and therefore increases the…
