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DISCREPANT INDIAN SOCIETY: BABA RAM RAHIM’S CASE

By- Yogricha Verma !! The problem of division of Indian society on the basis of religion seems to grow from bad to worse. Beside the sporadic ugly political manifestations, religion is another factor which influences the peace and harmony of the nation. And there is no end to the extent to which people can goContinueContinue reading “DISCREPANT INDIAN SOCIETY: BABA RAM RAHIM’S CASE”

WAQF BOARD will decide whether the property is of WAQF or not.

By- Swapnil Shankhwar Recent Judgment of Supreme Court stops the all buzzing around the India regarding various disputes on the question involved in the suit, whether the suit land is a WAKF property or not? Supreme Court clearly mentioned in the judgment of RAJASTHAN WAKF BOARD vs DEVKI NANDANI PATHAK that disputed land ofContinueContinue reading “WAQF BOARD will decide whether the property is of WAQF or not.”

Marital Rape as a Criminal Offence in India: Prospects and Challenges

By- Hamza Khan Etymologically speaking, Rape is forcible seizure or ravishment of a women without her consent, it is coercive and violent but this is not so in the case of married couples. Sexual relationship between husband and wife is the expression of affection they have for each other and by getting married, couplesContinueContinue reading “Marital Rape as a Criminal Offence in India: Prospects and Challenges”

Right to Privacy: A Fundamental Right

By- Hamza Khan !! JUSTICE K S PUTTASWAMY (RETD.), & ANR. VERSUS UNION OF INDIA AND ORS. [ALL WP(C) No.494 of 2012] A nine-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice of India J.S. Khehar on August 24 (Thursday) delivered the judgment on the question whether right to privacy isContinueContinue reading “Right to Privacy: A Fundamental Right”

Habeas Corpus Case: A Supreme Mistake

By – Mohd Ashraf The Latin term “habeas corpus” means ‘you must have the body’ and a writ for securing the liberty of the person was called habeas corpus . The writ affords an effective means of immediate release from an unlawful or unjustifiable detention whether in prison or in private custody. The writ isContinueContinue reading “Habeas Corpus Case: A Supreme Mistake”

GST Panel to Review Tax on Large Cars

By- Rida Ahmad The Center and states will audit the expense structure on vast autos and continuation of focal deals assess (CST) on petroleum and gaseous petrol when they meet a month after merchandise and enterprises impose (GST) was launched.The GST Council, which meets on Saturday , will likewise talk about worries over rentedContinueContinue reading “GST Panel to Review Tax on Large Cars”

PIL filed for making marital rape a crime.

PIL has been filed before Delhi High Court to strike down the provisions of the India Penal Code which renders marital rape as unconstitutional. For the consideration of aforesaid PIL Chief Justice has issued notice to the Centre and sought it’s views. PIL seeks to stuck down Exception 2 of section 375 of the IPC as beingContinueContinue reading “PIL filed for making marital rape a crime.”

MEDIA TRIAL: A HINDRANCE IN DISPENSATION OF JUSTICE

By: Syed Mohammad Aamir Ali & Mohd Imran “Fair is foul and foul is fair” recollecting the lines enshrined in Shakespeare’s play Macbeth, one could indisputably perceive what it contemplated acceptable today may conceivably be malevolent and vice versa perchance deplorable now and adequate in future. To understand the antagonism of free trial andContinueContinue reading “MEDIA TRIAL: A HINDRANCE IN DISPENSATION OF JUSTICE”

The Evolution of Global Environmentalism

Authors: Mohd Imran (AMU Murshidabad Centre) Shivangi Shukla (Amity University Campus, Lucknow) Published by: Lex Terra, Centre for Environmental Law Advocacy and Research, NLU Assam (ISSUE 17, ISSN: 2455 0965) Introduction Environment is the wellspring of life on earth like water, air, soil, and so on, and decides the nearness, advancement and change of humankind andContinueContinue reading “The Evolution of Global Environmentalism”

How do we make our leaders?

Author: Mohd Imran “Leaders are not born they are made. And they are made just like anything else…”-Vince Lombardi. Lyngdoh committee which was formed to check the political interference and criminalization in the universities and colleges seems to have curbed the democratic rights of the students to some extent. Lyngdoh committee recommendations resulted in aContinueContinue reading “How do we make our leaders?”