The security-related problems in the business sector of India are as old as the British government’s introduction of joint stock enterprises. In India, several industries like cotton and jute textiles, tea, and other plantation industries started emerging in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Yes, you read it right! Now the honorable Supreme Court of India in the recent landmark judgment has allowed every woman to have safe and legal abortion till the 24 weeks of pregnancy without any discrimination. To know more about it lets first learn about the history

From a common prudent man’s understanding, negligence is a breach of duty caused by omission to do an act that a reasonable man would do or doing something which a prudent man would not do . There is some duty of care and it is an absence of such care which was implied

Moonlighting refers to when an employee with a full-time job also takes up a second job or side job or multiple other works apart from the one’s full-time job. It can be any additional job like freelancing, part-time working, or any side hustle usually done with the intention to earn

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar said that “I measure the progress of a community with the degree of progress women have achieved.” In the democratic nation of India, everyone has the same rights, regardless of gender. Women were seen as a minority in our nation’s history, and men held the

The heart-wrenching murder of Shraddha Walker in May 2022 has been uncovered six months after her death. The horrific case dates back to 2019 when Shraddha and Aftab started residing together in a live-in relationship. Shraddha’s nagging to get married and the internal conflict

On October 31, the Supreme Court reiterated the ban on using the “two-finger test” in rape cases and issued a warning that those who do so will be found guilty of misconduct. The bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli expressed concern that such an assessment procedure

Time, circumstances, thoughts, values, and other things all undergo constant change because change is a natural law. As a result of society’s ties to this universal rule of change, changes are constantly occurring throughout society. As a result, anytime there is a change in a group of

The Public Interest Litigation Concept was first proposed by the unflappable Justices P.N. Bhagwati and Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer. Prior to PIL, there was the idea of locus standi, under which only the party who was harmed or offended had the right to submit

Harish Uppal, the petitioner, was a former army officer. During the 1971 Liberation War, he was stationed in Bangladesh. Due to suspicions of embezzlement and other irregularities, he was court-martialled and subsequently jailed in 1972. He was given a two-year prison sentence and was fired from the army. He attempted to have the case reviewed in court, but it was denied.