By Anshuman Srivastava What is Anti-Defection law? Anti-defection law was introduced in 1985 when the constitution was amended for the 52nd time by adding the tenth schedule with the intent to fight the corruptness of political defections. Defectio...
Read MoreBook Review by Amay Gite Abstract Emperor Jahangir was the fourth of the six Great Mughals – great grandson of Babur and the grandfather of Aurangzeb – and definitely the most underrated. “God will give you three son...
Read MoreBy Masuhav Gupta From time immemorial, women have confronted a great deal of things in their lives. But as the Generations headway and people began getting educated, their mind-set not absolutely yet by one way or another got changed. They started ta...
Read MoreCase Commentary Introduction: Minors are considered incompetent to take their decisions and they are put under the protection of their lawful guardian. Section 361 has been incorporated in the Indian penal code for the protection of minors. This ...
Read MoreBy Diksha Narula INTRODUCTION Dying Declaration had been a significant instrument of administration of justice since time immemorial. The common principle on which this class of evidence is admitted is that they are declarations made in edge, when th...
Read MoreBy Masoom Reza Since the ancient era, the term ‘disability’ assumes different ramifications for disabled persons and has different implications for non-disabled people. Historic evidences of Greek, Rome, and Asia reveal that persons with ...
Read MoreBy Anshuman Srivastava INTRODUCTION The LGBT community in India[1] has always been a major issue to debate upon. It has seen various ups and downs in the past decade. It is considered a taboo in the Indian society as many people hesitate to discuss u...
Read MoreBy Aabid Mushtaq INTRODUCTION The condition of Hindu women had always been subject to male members of the family, even in accordance with the Dharmashastras. According to Manu, “a wife, son and a slave are declared to have no property and if they hap...
Read MoreBy Gauri Joshi We look at the various ways advocates and solicitors address the judges that helm their case, in light of the varying preferences of Indian Judiciary and the prevalent norms of the countries across the world. “Are you in the Supr...
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