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Introduction Of Provisions For Mob Lynching In BNS, 2023 In Comparison To IPC,1860
Introduction Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was enacted in 2023. The new law of crimes has changed several provisions that was drafted in the Indian Penal Code (IPC) during the colonial rule in 1860. This new legislation has introduced the provision of an offence that was popularly known as Mob Lynching. Mob lynching can be easily … Continue reading Introduction Of Provisions For Mob Lynching In BNS, 2023 In Comparison To IPC,1860
Read more »Traversing the Ethical and Legal Maze: Overview of the Art Regulation Act, 2021
INTRODUCTION The regulation of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) is central to the complex interplay between ethics and law. The Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Regulation Act, focusing on Indian context, is a key determinant of reproductive autonomy through legislation especially for women. Besides establishing regulations to ensure that ART clinics are properly functioning and protect women … Continue reading Traversing the Ethical and Legal Maze: Overview of the Art Regulation Act, 2021
Read more »Decoding the Abrogation of Article 370- Impact & Debates
Abstract– article 370 which provides special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir has been a topic od debate for a long time. On August 2019, the Indian government repealed article 370 which was a groundbreaking decision which basically means taking out all the special rights and privileges which was given under article 370 … Continue reading Decoding the Abrogation of Article 370- Impact & Debates
Read more »Women Directors and Their Position in India
INTRODUCTION Corporate governance is how a corporation’s values, guiding principles, and management practices are ingrained and manifested. Corporations, governments, investors, and others now acknowledge that diversity on company boards is critical to successful corporate governance. “Diversity in boardrooms” is a hotly contested issue in the field of corporate governance nowadays. Economic growth depends on empowering women to … Continue reading Women Directors and Their Position in India
Read more »Fundamental Differences Hindu & Muslim Law of Inheritance
INTRODUCTION TO THE PERSONAL LAWS India’s personal law is diverse because of its many historical influences, unique guiding principles, and the vast majority of substantive law. Broadly there are four different religions in our country that is Hindu, Muslim, Parsi, Christian and they are governed by distinct laws. A variety of succession laws are lawfully … Continue reading Fundamental Differences Hindu & Muslim Law of Inheritance
Read more »The Use Of Deep Fake
“The police are prosecuting on the effect of the deep fake and not because it is a deep fake itself” According to policy researchers at Digital Futures Lab in Goa, Indian regulations do not currently provide a precise definition of “deepfakes” The Information Technology Act and laws prohibiting defamation, fake news and invasions of privacy … Continue reading The Use Of Deep Fake
Read more »Period Poverty and Law: An Emperical Research – Part II
Most of the survey takers belonged to the age of 20 years i.e., 38.5%, which is equal to 45 individuals. The second highest survey takers belonged to the age group of 19 years i.e., 32.5%, which is equal to 38 individuals. The individuals of 14 years, 15 years, 16 years, 17 years, 18 years who … Continue reading Period Poverty and Law: An Emperical Research – Part II
Read more »Period Poverty And Law: An Empirical Research
INTRODUCTION During the catastrophic and unprecedented situation during the Covid-19 pandemic in the year 2020, the people encountered the longest and most stringent lockdown at the national level. Though the lockdown was imposed with an aim to benefit the people at a large, it resulted in the destruction of the global economy, earnings of daily-wage … Continue reading Period Poverty And Law: An Empirical Research
Read more »Counterfeiting and a Need for Redressal Mechanism in the E-commerce Landscape
Introduction A person committing counterfeiting in the criminal law context has been defined under Section 2 (4) of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023[1] as, a person who causes one thing to resemble another thing, intending by means of that resemblance to practice deception, or knowing it to be likely that deception will thereby be practiced. … Continue reading Counterfeiting and a Need for Redressal Mechanism in the E-commerce Landscape
Read more »Proselytization Campaigns in Manipur
INTRODUCTION TO MANIPUR Recently, in January 2020, the Inner Line Permit (hereinafter ‘ILP’) came into effect in Manipur, making it the fourth northeastern state of India after Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Mizoram.[i] In simple terms, ILP can be defined as a permit required to a person to enter in the state when the concerned person … Continue reading Proselytization Campaigns in Manipur
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