Category: Volume 1 Issue 2

RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SABARIMALA CASE- Shubham Kashyap Kalita & Tripti Kejriwal.

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ISSN : 2581-8465 R Author : Shubham Kashyap Kalita National Law University, Assam Co-Author : Tripti Kejriwal ABSTRACT The Constitution of India provides for certain rights and liberties along with the power to control and enjoy such liberties and rights subject to certain restrictions. The right to freedom of religion as enshrined to the citizens Read More …

MARITAL RAPE A CONSTITUTIONAL AND CONCEPTIONAL ANALYSIS - Akanksha Jindal & Akshdeep Gupta

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Author: Akanksha Jindal & Akshdeep Gupta Amity Law School, Noida, AUUP ABSTRACT Marital rape means any unwanted sexual acts by a spouse that is committed without the other person’s consent. The purpose of this paper is to discuss about the status of marital rape in our country India. The research seeks to examine the background Read More …

RIGHT TO PRIVACY- Rana Saurav Kr Singh & Shubhangi Singh

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                               ISSN : 2581-8465  Author : Mr. Rana Saurav Kr Singh & Ms.Shubhangi Singh The ICFAI Law School, dehradun. ABSTRACT Privacy is something that enables an individual to seclude them and any of their information from others. Privacy may also be any bodily integrity along with the information.privacy. Right to privacy is animportant facet of the Right to Read More …

TOO MUCH OF INFORMATION: DETRIMENTAL TO PUBLIC WELFARE- SHRISHTI ROHRA & ANKITA MAJI

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RT ISSN : 2581-8465 NAME OF AUTHORS: SHRISHTI ROHRA AND ANKITA MAJIC UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY STUDIES, DEHRADUN ABSTRACT The overall purpose of this study is to highlight the role of media or press in current situation prevailing in the country.  The paper mainly focuses on the position of media with respect to the Read More …

Whether the present collegium system makes Judiciary in India an independent and transparent wing or not?- Devika Agarwal

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ISSN : 2581-8465 Author : Devika Agarwal LLB, O.P.Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana Abstract: This paper, “Whether the present collegium system makes Judiciary in India an independent and transparent wing or not?” starts off by tracing the three eminent cases related to the collegium system- The First Judges Case where the term consultation was not Read More …

ARTICLE 15 (4) A TOOL FOR MAJORITARIAN’S HOW CONSTITUTIONALLY CORRECT, IS THE STATE WHILE IDENTIFYING A CLASS AS BACKWARD CLASS? -BHAVIT HAREN BAXI

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ISSN : 2581-8465 BHAVIT HAREN BAXI Student, 2nd Year BLS-LLB, M.K.E.S College of Law, Mumbai, Maharashtra ABSTRACT This research paper analyses the power of a state to make provisions for upliftment of Backward classes, and how a majoritarian parliament uses it arbitrary for the sake of vote-bank politics. This intrinsic research paper also throws light Read More …

CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY vs. FAITH – THE FLAWED SABARIMALA JUDGEMENT- Vineeth Vijayan

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ISSN : 2581-8465 Author : Vineeth Vijayan Government Law College, Trivandrum. Abstract In the case Indian young lawyers association vs. Union of India and others, popularity known as Sabarimala case the Supreme Court applied Article 14 in religious matters. The Supreme court there by   interpreted constitutional morality by subjugating Article 25 to Article 14. Constitutional Read More …

CONFLICTS BETWEEN MORALITY AND LAW IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE OVER ANIMAL SUFFERING: PAVAN

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ISSN : 2581-8465 Author: Mr. Pavan, BMS College of Law CONFLICTS BETWEEN MORALITY AND LAW IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE OVER ANIMAL SUFFERING Abstract: This article encompasses the reality of animal suffering and the legal and moral status of animals in the society. With the increase in urbanization and the development in the world, there is an Read More …

DEVELOPMENT OF FORENSIC SCIENCE AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IN INDIA: PREETI

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ISSN : 2581-8465 Auhtor: Ms. Preeti, Research Scholar DEVELOPMENT OF FORENSIC SCIENCE AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IN INDIA INTRODUCTION Forensic Science is the application of science to criminal and civil laws (majorly during criminal investigations) as governed by the legal standards of admissible evidence and criminal procedure (specific to region). Scientists in this field collect, preserve, Read More …

UNDERTAKING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS IN INDIA- Sidhanta Sarkar & AditiNarain.

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ISSN : 2581-8465 Author : By Sidhanta Sarkar & AditiNarain Btech.LLB, University of Petroleum and energy Studies, Dehradun. Abstract India has been actively, since the partition of 1947, been welcomingrefugees. Around 35-40 million people have moved across the border in the Indian sub-Continent. India opened boundaries for Tibetans, Sri Lankans, Bangladesh, Afghans and others. They Read More …