Blogs

The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, is an act of India’s parliament that contains provisions to divide the Indian-administered state of Jammu and Kashmir, which is a part of the larger region of Kashmir that has been a source of contention between India, Pakistan, and China since 1947, into two Indian

In today’s society, marital rape is a delicate and much-debated issue. It is always unnoticed by regular people since intimacy between husband and wife is considered a private subject in society. Marital rape is

It is true that both the courts and the administration in India have recently embraced a pro-arbitration approach. “The Government of India is actively supporting International Arbitration as a fair and lawful mechanism of settling International Business Disputes,” according to the

Child Marriage was a norm in old India where girls the age of 14 and above were married at the discretion of their families. This practice was interrupted by the enactment of The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929 introduced by an Indian Judge

In India, cyber laws are in place to prohibit any crime involving technology in which a computer is used as a tool. Citizens are protected from disclosing sensitive information to a stranger online under cybercrime legislation. Since the establishment of cyber laws in India

Islam is the most debated religion nowadays, not only in reference to terrorism, and the situation, but also to the position and rights of Muslim women, which is a global concern. Because of Islam’s deeply established principles, Muslim

First, we should understand what cyber laws are. The laws that prevail in cyberspace and protect the data are known as cyber laws. All the sources that are found on the internet are found in cyberspace. The most common source which protects cyberspace is the

The legal proceedings for the members of the military, who are held liable for some serious criminal offences such as felonies is called as court martial. It is quite same as the court trial of a civilian but for the members of military, there has been a separate system for addressing the

On 19 May 1884, the yacht Mignonette began its voyage from Southampton to Sydney, with a crew of four people on

Every living being is born free and has equal rights; no one including prisoners, shall not be subjected to torture or cruelty. Prisoners are also human beings and have a right to an adequate standard of living, including food, drinking water, accommodation, clothing and bedding. During British rule in India the prisons act, 1894 was present, but the rights were