Blogs
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: IT laws, e-fraud and Cyber-Crimes
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'IT laws, E-fraud and Cyber-Crimes'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results - Prison Reforms: Mental Health Of Prisoners
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Prison Reforms: Mental Health of Prisoners'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: Psychology and Mental Health of Legal Professionals
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Psychology and Mental Health of Legal Professionals'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: Housing Infrastructure
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Housing Infrastructure'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: Media, Technology and Democracy
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Media, Technology and Democracy'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: Body Offences
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Body Offences'
NM SS'20 Phase 1 Results: Infra accessibility for the Persons with Disability
April 24, 2020 • Architi Batra
Niti Manthan Summer School 2020 Results for Phase 1 for the research project 'Infra Accessibility for the Persons with Disability'
SIMPLIFIED: ADOPTION LAW AND PROCEDURE IN INDIA
April 23, 2020 • Apurva Bhutani
This Article is based on the study of Adoption rights for single parents and laws relating Adoption by Single parents in India. Through this the author tries to explain the meaning of Adoption, and various laws regarding it under different religions. Also the Author explains the struggle faced by Single parents while adopting a child.
HISTORICAL SCHOOL OF JURISPRUDENCE
April 19, 2020 • anshu sharma
Historical School of Jurisprudence believes law is found and not made. It deals with the origin of law. Different jurist around the world proposed their theories related to evolution of law. Montesquieu, Savigny, Puchta and Maine were the eminent jurists of this school. This school is based on customs, general will and general consciousness of the people.
JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATIONS
April 19, 2020 • anshu sharma
This article discuss the role of judiciary in bringing about drastic changes in the environmental legislations and giving a wider interpretation to the individual rights. Landmark decisions of Indian judiciary and principles & doctrines propounded by it proves to be a boon for the Indian environmental conditions.
Right to strike- A Necessary Evil
April 19, 2020 • anshu sharma
The article discusses about the right to strike and how is it necessary .
Understanding Contempt of Court
April 19, 2020 • anshu sharma
The article talks about the concept of Contempt of Court and the law regulating it in India.
THEORIES OF VICTIMOLOGY AND SEXUAL OFFENCES: AN OVERVIEW
April 19, 2020 • anshu sharma
The term victiomlogy is recent development in the area of law, through this terminology we studied the behaviour of victim and their contribution in the crime. Victim is the person who suffer harm physically and mentally both they are easy prey for the criminal. There is different theory of victimology which makes this terminology to understand in better way. It is subfield of criminology, as criminology deals with criminal & crime in victomolgy we study about the victims. In recent past in India victim rights has been given paramount importance & this concept become a leading area of study in criminal law.
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS: HOW CAN STATE UNDO THE HARM ?
April 15, 2020 • Apurva Bhutani
“Innocent until proven guilty”, this statement is followed in every justice system, yet miscarriage of justice is in existence and an innocent found himself behind bars facing punishment given by the court of law. This article will focus on the impact of wrongful conviction to its victim along with its recognition; how state try to avoid them and in case of miscarriage of justice does state provide any compensation from their behalf.
ARE PUNISHMENTS FOR SEX CRIMES FAIR?
April 15, 2020 • Apurva Bhutani
There are various crimes that can be considered as sexual offences, including crimes such as rape, voyeurism, sexual assault, etc. which also includes crimes against children including sexual abuse or grooming, and those crimes which exploit others for a sexual purpose, it can be in person or online. This article is based on various punishment prescribed under the Indian Penal Code also this will help us to analyse whether the punishment prescribed by law is fair or not and are able to prevent the commission of such crimes in future.
A STUDY ON CONDITION OF WOMEN INMATES AND THEIR CHILDREN
April 15, 2020 • Apurva Bhutani
Imprisonment of women with their children has always been a topic of concern. The children of women inmates are deprived of their fundamental rights and amenities. This article is based on the study of children living with their mother’s in prison.
The main objective of this study is to analyse the situation of such children and to identify the problems of such children and their mothers in jail, suggesting various measures to be taken to improve their living conditions.
Elucidating Regulatory Sandbox: With Special Emphasis On Irdai`S Framework
April 15, 2020 • Architi Batra
The article deals with the meaning of the regulatory sandbox framework and its certain features. It then emphasizes the framework brought in by IRDAI.
RIGHT TO PROTEST AND ITS REASONABLE RESTRICTIONS IN INDIA
April 10, 2020 • anshu sharma
Right to protest is an essential part of democracy granted as a fundamental right granted to every citizen of India. This right is also subject to some reasonable restrictions imposed for maintaining a state of peace and stability in our society.
Contentious law Reform: A Therapeutic approach
April 10, 2020 • anshu sharma
There is recent major law reform in the area of Health law, which is highly contentious because of its quiddity. To improve the health facility for the individuals some major changes are made in abortion law and new concept of passive euthanasia has been introduce, high level expert group has been established by the government to provide elementary and affordable health care to people, this kind of so many initiative has been taken by Indian government. The abortion law and law of passive euthanasia is gone through so many contention, after which the law has been implemented.
PRACTICE OF TRIPLE TALAQ IN INDIA: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY
April 10, 2020 • anshu sharma
Practice of Triple talaq in Islam is mode of commencing divorce by Muslim men upon their wives. This practice commence instant divorce. It violates the basic fundamental rights of Muslim women as they have no say in this talaq. This article deals with the Supreme Court verdict in Shayara Bano case and various other decisions. Personal laws of Muslims, freedom of religion and position of Quran will be taken into consideration.