Indirect Taxation In & And Around the Globe
Krithika Jamkhandi Introduction: The Indian tax system can be divided into two categories: direct and indirect taxation. The term “direct tax” refers to a tax that is paid directly to…
Social Justice & Labour Laws in India
Kaveri Chauhan The author is a 3rd-year law student at Banasthali Vidyapith Rajasthan. ABSTRACT Social justice is very crucial to maintaining sustainable peace as well as encouraging sustainable economic growth.…
UNTOUCHABILITY AND CORONA
By Bhavika Advani Introduction Untouchability is a concept made by the people for the people in which upper caste people discriminate the lower caste. According to this concept higher caste,…
Editorial: On Raising the Age of Marriage For Women
Sneha Arora The author is a first-year student of HP NLU Shimla. In December 2021, the Modi government proposed to raise the legal age of marriage for Indian women from…
Indian Constitution & The Principle of Gender Equality
By Krithika Jamkhandi The author is a 4th-year law student at Bishop Cotton Womens Christian Law College Introduction India is a country with a multi-cultural, multi-religious, and multi-lingual vibrancy as…
Rape: Fourth Most Common Crime in India
Aashi Upadhyay Rape is the fourth most common crime against women in India. Rape is one of the most common crimes against women in India. It is reported that every…
ECOCIDE: AN UPCOMING CRIME
Jeevesh Dubey The author is a student at National Law University Nagpur INTRODUCTION: Humanity and the environment are inextricably intertwined and reliant on one another. The destruction of the environment…
Abetted Suicide
Kinkini Chaudhuri The author is a third year law student at Amity University Kolkata. Introduction The abettor is defined under Section 108 of the IPC. A person who aids in…
Shorts: On Motive & Law of torts
Amrit Pratim Mishra Xavier Law school, XIM University, Bhubaneswar Motive is generally known to be a cause that inspires individuals to induce a specific thinking /state of mind into considerable…
The need for The Right to be Forgotten: An Analysis
By Ambika Bhardwaj This article is authored by Ambika Bhardwaj, a law student of KP Mehta School of Law, NMIMS Mumbai Introduction Since the advent of internet and with the…