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…
Foreign Contribution Regulation Act: A Brief Note
Bhavika Advani The author is a first-year law student at DNLU Jabalpur Abstract A major benefit of a non-profit organization in assisting society is that they act faster than the…
Corporate Social Responsibility and its Judicial Enforcement
Tejasswini L The author is a first-year law student at Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Lucknow. Introduction Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to the self-regulation of private businesses, the…
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…
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…
Access to property and gender relation
By Muskan Pacherwal The author is a first-year law student at the University School of Law and Legal Studies (GGSIPU) There’s a Sanskrit text that elaborates the ancient take on…
A detailed note on the Sati Practice.
By Devraj Agrawal 1.1 INTRODUCTION Hinduism is one of the world’s oldest and greatest faiths, and it has been practised throughout the Indian subcontinent for a long time. It is…
Nuisance Law: An Analysis
By Simranpreet Kaur Student at UILS Punjab. INTRODUCTION The word tort denotes ‘something that is not lawful’. Tort is a civil wrong but all civil wrongs are not tort. We…
Sexual Harassment at Workplace: An Analysis
By Amrit Raj Introduction Judiciary is undoubtedly the final bastion of the essential principles of the Constitution namely, social, economic, and political justice. One of the unique features of our…