Author Archives: Mayank Shekhar
Yes, online courses are learning portals where the education is imparted through digital means and improves the knowledge on a particular topic or subject of the student. These can be accessed through the internet and are treated as a revolution. As it is changing the traditional education system of learning and bringing out new ways of imparting knowledge… Read More »
If you are starting a business, it is key to understand the importance of creating your own brand. Building a brand name and identity is just as big a part of your business as the products you sell or services you offer. Here are a couple of key points to consider on how to start and build your… Read More »
This article seeks to analyse whether the judiciary is defeated at the hands of COVID–19. Firstly, the article looks at what is happening internationally (Malaysia and New Zealand). Secondly, the article examines whether the lockdown has caused the courts to close and lastly, the article understands the actions of the Apex Court. The article then concludes that the… Read More »
This article titled “Introduction to Company Law: Meaning, Nature and Characteristics” deals with an overview of Company Law and it also discusses the distinction between Company and Partnership; Company and Hindu Undivided Family Business. Introduction The concept of ‘Company’ or ‘Corporation’ in business is not new but was dealt with, in 4th century BC itself during ‘Arthashastra’ days.… Read More »
Chapter XV of IPC lays down provisions related to offences relating to religion. This Chapter of the Indian Penal Code is premised on the principle that freedom to follow one’s religion is an integral part of one’s right and therefore religious sentiments must not be offended. The Indian Constitution provides for secularity by according equal protection to all… Read More »
The article titled “Digital Signature and Electronic Signature” deals with the meaning purpose of a digital signature under the IT Act. Further, it discusses Electronic Signature. I. Digital Signatures Digital Signatures provide a viable solution for creating legally enforceable electronic records, closing the gap in going fully paperless by completely eliminating the need to print documents for signing.… Read More »
Victory has the essence to prepare an individual for accomplishing the extraordinary, and this has been the path followed by Harleen Kaur, a student of the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. She is an inspiration to those who believe in the spirit of hard work. With constant dedication and spur, she was able to secure Rank… Read More »
Child Pornography is defined as any visual depiction involving the use of a minor, or one appearing to be a minor, engaging in sexually explicit conduct. Visual depictions include photographs, film, video, pictures or computer-generated images or pictures, whether made or produced by electronic, mechanical, or other means. Child pornography has become particularly problematic with the rise of… Read More »
Section 319 to 338 of Indian Penal Code deals with hurt and Grievous Hurt in various forms. Section 319 defines simple hurt as causing bodily pain, disease, or infirmity, and section 321 makes voluntary causing of hurt an offence punishable under section 323, IPC. I. Hurt (Section 319): Whoever causes bodily pain, disease or infirmity to any person is said… Read More »
Introduction to Environment (Protection) Act,1986 The Environment (Protection) Act was enacted in the year 1986. It was enacted with the main objective to provide the protection and improvement of environment and for matters connected therewith. The Act is one of the most comprehensive legislations with a pretext to protection and improvement of the environment. The Constitution of India… Read More »
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