The main duty of judiciary is dispensing justice and this process involves functioning of two wheels named Bar and Bench which act like two wheels of the vehicle. Functions of both are supplementary and complementary to each other. Mutually respecting is mandatory to maintain
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Human Rights are rights that are provided from birth to death to all persons of the world which include basic rights and liberties. Human rights are basic requirements for a living being. A person’s human rights cannot be taken by any state, and a state cannot grant human rights to its citizens
Cultural identity in India is diverse and it is preserved because of different religious personal laws as each religion has its own laws which govern the matters like marriage, divorce, etc. But, this pluralistic culture gives thrust to the debate over the equality clause in the Constitution.
On 15th August 2021, while India was celebrating its 75th Independence Day, about 990 km from Delhi, the Talibans captured Kabul and overtook the Afghan government exactly 20 years after they were overthrown by invasion led by US. However, the current political situation of Afghanistan may
The state of Jammu and Kashmir is known as the crown of mother India, the largest city located on the banks of river Jhelum, ethnic, language, traditions and linguistic composition of commonly speaking Hindi, Kashmiri and , situated on the northern hills covering lush green valley all over
India is a diverse and multilingual country. The language represents culture. Every country has its’ own language through which day to day affairs goes between the people in that country. India being a multilingual country is an abode of more than 270 mother tongues spreads over a vast geographic
Unfair Trade Practices (UTP) are the various form of fraudulent, deceptive or dishonest form of practices by way of misrepresentation of goods and services, that are being dealt with in the ordinary course of business, which is prohibited or recognized under the law to be actionable by the
There’s been many circumstances in which law as well as justice require that a certain person be required to oblige to an obligation, although neither has he breached any contract nor has he committed a tort. To understand this with an example, a person who owns a house
Should people have the right to incite violence against the government? This question has been posed in front of the judiciary since the time of independence. There have been currently 7 petitions pending in the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of this colonial law that is Sedition.
On July 21, The Supreme Court Bench, comprising of R.F. Nariman, K.M. Joseph and B.R. Gavai, upheld a 2013 judgment of the Gujarat High Court while striking down part IX-B of the Constitution relating to cooperative societies. This Part IX was inserted in the constitution by the way of the 97th