Journal of Legal Research and Juridical Sciences

The personal laws in force in India deal with marital matters like divorce, inheritance, and adoption in different communities and religions. These laws have been derived from customs and legislation. The Indian Constitution has provided space for the co-existence of different

Sleep is not just a biological need; rather, it is an essential part of human dignity and freedom, which forms a part of the basic structure doctrine of the Indian Constitution, that enables individuals to lead a healthy and modest life. Sleep deprivation often causes an inability to

The classification of political systems may be done on the basis of the distribution of powers exercised by the government, and they may be unitary or federal. Under the unitary form, all powers are concentrated in the hands of one sovereign, whereas in the federal form, all powers are

India is internationally recognised for its biological diversity and long-standing cultural emphasis on coexistence with nature. Despite covering only 2.4 per cent of the world’s land area, the country supports nearly seven percent of recorded species and sustains close to eighteen per cent of the

A Delhi Morning, where a six-year-old girl is yelling between the packed strays, resulting in claiming her life, looks like a crime story? But it is one of the countless tales from Delhi and NCR. The stray dog estimation of around 1-1.5 million has contributed to public safety and

The recent directive of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to mandate pre-installation of the Sanchar Saathi application on all smartphones sold in India has generated intense debate within constitutional and technology law circles. Sanchar Saathi is projected as a cyber safety tool