The Public Gambling Act of 1867, a Federal Law, originally only covered the ten British-controlled states in India back then. At present, it covers all states in the country. The government allows each state to create its law about gambling, and it supersedes the Federal Law. So if you are in a state with a gambling regulation, then… Read More »
When you have a high stress career, it may be difficult to relax, even when you aren’t on the clock. However, there are a few ways that you can work through this, where you will be able to take care of yourself and address your mental health. Keep reading for information on how to take care of your… Read More »
When it comes to working in a stressful environment, there are so many things that can cause you to feel anxiety. In some instances, this may be considered work anxiety, which is a mental health concern that should be addressed when possible. Keep reading for details on this condition and how to treat it through therapy. What is… Read More »
This article by Rana Banu deals with the Law Regarding Mental Cruelty in India comprehensively with the help of relevant primary sources and case laws. Introduction The institution of marriage has brought within itself a set of matrimonial offences often hindering the marital bonds between husband and wife. Under Hindu, law marriage is considered to be a sacrament… Read More »
This comprehensive article by Jahnavi Sharma is All You Need to Know About the Cable Television Networks Rules Amendment 2021. Introduction Broadcasting in India was merely under the power of the government prior to the introduction of cable television. In the early 1990s, when cable networks and satellite television became popular, India’s government was blindsided. The government was… Read More »
The concept of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity demonstrates the importance or impact of constitution on criminal law in the country. These laws go hand in hand and hold equal importance to maintain law and order. Introduction The most vital transformation in the nature of the Rule of Law in India occurred in the 1950s when the Constitution of… Read More »
“The being of a woman is suspended during the marriage, or at least is incorporated and consolidated into that of her husband, under whose wing, protection and cover she performs everything.” – Justice Blackstone Introduction Rape an infringement of humankind, an act of sexual intercourse carried out by force or under threat of injury against a person’s will… Read More »
Being connected through the internet of things means stepping from home to car to office is a seamless data process of arranging the day’s schedule, absorbing the morning news, and responding to overnight developments in practice at overseas offices. A file that needs to be shared with a client has been processed, not just in terms of the… Read More »
Introduction The Constitutional 103rd Amendment added Article 15(6) and 16(6) to the Constitution. The said amendment allowed reservation to economically weaker section in India. Reservations for admissions in educational institutions and employment has been a matter of challenge in various litigations in supreme as well as high courts. Diverse opinions have expressed in regard to the need for… Read More »
Doping is the use of banned athletic drugs by athletic competitors to enhance sporting performance and stamina. It is both a moral and an ethical wrong. Though doping seems to be a fancy and quick way to beat the competitors, its long-term side effects are skin-crawling including heart diseases, stroke, pulmonary embolism etc. Doping laws are outlined both… Read More »
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