On 22nd March 2020, the Prime Minister of India announced a nationwide lockdown for one day due to the breakdown of Corona Virus, leading to Pandemic. This lockdown was then subsequently extended for a week, then for 21 days and finally until 3rd May 2020 to contain the spread of COVID-19, which was known to…
ABSTRACTJust as the name suggests, the electricity theft is basically the theft of electrical power which hails from the section of non-technical losses for which several punishments attract inclusive of fines and incarceration. The criminal practice of electricity theft is rampantly increasing in developing countries with global cost of around $89.3 billion every year affecting the public…
Remember the show ‘FRIENDS’ in early 2000? Or the character like Sheldon Cooper from ‘Big Bang Theory’? Or the longest running fictional Indian show ‘Tarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chasma’? Or “Gutthi” from ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’? These characters that everyone cherishes so fondly are fictional characters and are only meant for refreshing the mood of…
The law entitles both of the parties in a trial with equal opportunities to justify their claim/defence. However, at times the Individuals so engaged with the case consider themselves aggrieved out of the decision by the court, for which they’re ,with limitations, further provided with power to challenge. One of such proceedings is in regard…
Criminal practices such as white collar crimes, which basically are offences committed by authorities with active influence by departing from the trust that Individuals/group of individuals interpolate, evidently affect each field on a distinct note with the foundational stone being still same. The factors of the negative impact and scenario of the top three fields…
We live in a country where judgments are fast and harassment is common. What pains me the most is the fact that our eyes have become so blind that we blatantly ignore the everyday plight of the weaker communities, may they be transgenders, lgbtqi+, tribal people, or other marginalized communities. Discrimination is so common in…
Article 21 Article 21 of the Indian constitution guarantees that no one will be deprived of his life and personal liberty except according to the procedure established by law. It unmistakably implies that this central right has been given against the state as it were. In the event that a demonstration of a private individual…
The evil practice of witchcraft Albeit the beginning of lynching may appear to be an outsider idea to Indian culture Indian history has cases to demonstrate that these biases in Indian culture are age-old and profound established. These biases depend on different characters like race, sex, standing, class, religion, and so on They are solid…
After the end of second world war many countries of Asia and Africa achieved freedom from the shackles of Colonial rule. Most of these country adopted the democratic system of government but in many countries this experiment with democracy fail. The main cause of failure of democracy in this country was that the people did…
INTRODUCTION: A superstition is a belief in supernatural causality that one causes naturally without linking the two events. The word superstition is generally used to refer to the religion not practiced by the majority of given society SUPERSTITIONS IN INDIA: Our India and its beliefs are sometimes out of the mind. For e.g., Black cat…
