CFP: ILSJCCL Volume 3 Issue 2, ISSN: 2581-8465 (Free Publication)

CfP: Indian Legal Solution Journal of criminal and constitutional Law [ISSN: 2581-8465, Vol 3, Issue 2]. About: ILSJCCL (Indian Legal Solution Journal of Criminal and Constitutional Law) is a Bi-Annually (earlier quarterly) journal having ISSN: 2581-8465 (A Unit of Raghvendra Kumar and Associates LLP,  Reg no. AAO-0844) The team is currently working in the field of Free Read More …

Notification for Change in Publication Frequency (Bi-Annually from Quarterly).

About: ILSJCCL (Indian Legal Solution Journal of Criminal and Constitutional Law) is a Bi-Annually (earlier quarterly) journal having ISSN: 2581-8465 (A Unit of Raghvendra Kumar and Associates LLP,  Reg no. AAO-0844) The team is currently working in the field of Free Legal Assistance and for students providing them a platform for law students to represent themselves. To provide students Read More …

Gender inclusivity in Indian Laws: Prasoon Shekhar

GENDER INCLUSIVITY IN INDIAN LAWS Author: Prasoon Shekhar ICFAI Law School, Dehradun ISSN: 2581-8465 ABSTRACT In a country like India, a patriarchal mindset has been prevalent since history. Women have always been considered inferior to men and gender differences in education and beyond are very much prevalent leading to a great inequality among the genders. Read More …

Constituency Boundaries in the union: A Much-Needed Electoral Reform: Ashwin Singh & Shelal Lodhi Rajput

Constituency Boundaries in the union: A Much-Needed Electoral Reform. Author: Ashwin Singh Co-Author: Shelal Lodhi Rajput SLS Pune ISSN: 2581-8465 Abstract Modern India earned its complete independence from the Britishers in 1950 when it declared itself a republic and promised every citizen of the country a right to vote and equal representation in central and Read More …

Nullum crimen sine lege, nulla poena sine lege- A Principle of Legality: Aniket Pandey

 ‘Nullum crimen sine lege, nulla poena sine lege’- A Principle of Legality Author: Aniket Pandey ISSN: 2581-8465 Abstract: – Under the Constitution, Article 21 provides every person with the right of life and personal liberty, however, this basic freedom is endangered when such a person gets accused of any criminal offense. Now since as per the Read More …

Human Rights in India: An Analysis: Yashpriya Sahran

“HUMAN RIGHTS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS” Author: Yashpriya Sahran Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. ISSN: 2581-8465 Abstract: The theme of this paper, “Human Rights in India: An Analysis” basically focuses on the rights which a person is born with and due to the discriminations in society, some individuals are unable to access the rights. Among Read More …

Violation of Animals Right in India: Praveen Kumar Ravani & Shubham Kumar

VIOLATION OF ANIMALS’ RIGHT IN INDIA Author: Praveen Kumar Ravani Co-Author: Shubham Kumar Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. ISSN: 2581-8465 Abstract: Animals and birds are important in human life, they maintain the natural balance between human life and the environment. Every day, violation of animal’s freedom and their right happened around us, but our rules, Read More …

Anti Defection Law: A Tool for curbing dissent under the constitution: Yash Agarwal & Vemulapalli Tirumal Trinay

ANTI-DEFECTION LAW: A Tool for Curbing Dissent under the Constitution Authors- Yash Agarwal & Vemulapalli Tirumal Trinay College- OP Jindal Global University ISSN: 2581-8465 ABSTRACT This Anti-defection laws in the X schedule of the Constitution have come into existence owing to the fact that there have been rampant instances of horse-trading and corrupt defections. The Read More …

Migrant Labourers: A Vulnerable cluster in the Society: Simran Baradia

MIGRANT LABOURERS: A VULNERABLE CLUSTER IN THE SOCIETY Author: Simran Baradia[1] ISSN: 2581-8465 ABSTRACT India being characterized as a relatively immobile society than other developing nations estimates, three out of every ten Indians are internal migrants. And, as we talk about this paper, there are abundant who are uncounted and invisible. In recent years, several Read More …

Should illegal immigrants in India be treated as criminals?: Sheshadri Kumari & Simran Baradia

SHOULD ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN INDIA BE TREATED AS CRIMINALS? Author: Sheshadri Kumari Co-Author: Simran Baradia[1] ISSN: 2581-8465 ABSTRACT India’s geopolitical location, its relatively stable economic position as compared to its neighbours, and its prolifically democratic character have made itself a magnet for myriad people from other parts of the region who are facing persecution in Read More …