Regulations on Online Gambling in IndiaWith the turn of the 20th century, gambling was highly restricted by the Indian government. Gambling denounced as something that people would get addicted to. People would lose all sense of logic and give in to the temptation to bet beyond their capacity for greater rewards. So, the Indian government decided to take away the right to gamble. But did that stop Indians from being entertained by this age-old pastime? With the advent of the Internet and Technology, an increasing number of people gone online to satisfy their gambling habits. According to a report, about 40% of Internet users in India have admitted to spending some time on online gambling for fun and not with the intention of making money. |
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Medico-Legal Aid and Curative Sciences with legal insertions: Simplifying the medical jurisprudenceThe medio-legal jurisprudence in India is vast yet remains an esoteric area. Through this report, Niti Manthan has made an attempt to comprehend and present areas of this jurisprudence including medical negligence, surrogacy, Biomedical waste management, Emergency Protocol in Health Facility, Lights and Siren for Emergency Medical and Services, Grievance Redressal and Health Helpline in India. |
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Rights and Responsibilities in Physician-Patient relationship in context of Medical Protection Act (MPA)The medical professionals and patients share a sweet-bitter relation. The doctor is a demi-God if the patient is cured; and its negative counterpart if the patient suffers more. In recent years accounts of doctors being thrashed by patients and their families are making headlines around the world and are frequently circulated on social media as well. At any point in their lives, between 8% - 38% of health workers experience physical abuse. On the other hand, several doctors have also been accused of being motivated by greed and of pursuing unethical methods over time through the commercialization of the medical treatment. Through this research, Niti Manthan aims to understand the legal framework to balance the interest of patient and doctors; and to facilitate inclusivity in the health law policymaking. The research is amalgamated with a global outlook, and catalyzing holistic healthcare policy which could benefit the masses at the grassroots of India. |
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Postulating Policy and a systematic model for Climate Change laws in IndiaThis Study seeks to reel in the climate change study and refocus it into the Indian perspective. By analysing various stakeholders, this project sought to analyse the requirements that would need to be met in order to effectively deal with climate change in India. The conclusion of this study saw the proposition of changes required in law, policy, and morals, to not only position India at the forefront of climate change policy but a leader in the resolve required to ensure intergenerational equity, comprehensive change and transition itself into a world leader |
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INTERPRETATION OF CRIMINAL LAWS AND THEIR HISTORY IN INDIAThe present study was carried out in order to trace the origin of the Common law-driven Criminal Justice System in India and the related developments and reforms. The researchers have carried out an in-depth analysis, in order to study the lacunae present in the substantive and procedural parts of criminal law, and come up with suggestions that can prove to be helpful for society. The research has also been carried out as an effort towards tackling the issue of burden of pendency of cases in the courts in India. |
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CELRA Newsletter Issue I: February 2021The Niti Manthan Centre For Environmental Law, Research and Action is committed to ensuring that everyone is equipped to understand the nuances of Environmental law. CELRA examines environmental law and its jurisprudence in India and its scope in the international community and streamlines the process to work towards climate change and sustainability through law and effective policy. We are dedicated to expanding the scope of inclusivity of environmental policy and try ensuring that all stakeholder's opinions are regarded in its policymaking. This is the First Edition of the Niti Manthan CELRA newsletter published in February 2021. It traces the work done by the centre since its inception. |
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CELRA Newsletter Issue II: August 2021CELRA presents the second issue of its newsletter with the theme ‘Covid 19 and the Environmental Impact: Lessons for the Future' with a lucid focus on issues pertaining to the Covid-19 pandemic and its interplay and impact on the environmental policymaking in India. This new edition centers its focus on the highlights that capture the paradigm shifts in environmental law research and policymaking with contributions that reflect diverse topics that catch the pulse and drift of emerging issues and ideations. |
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Handbook on Comparative Cyber Laws and Cyber CrimeThe world is becoming more real in the virtual dimension than in the tangential plane. |
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CELRA Newsletter Issue III: October 2021The Anniversary Edition of the Centre for Environmental Law, Research, and Action (CELRA) 's newsletter is reminiscent of the year-long progress that CELRA has witnessed! This issue has been put together by our team and core members. We have interviewed one of the most celebrated environmental legal luminary Prof. (Dr.) Armin Rosencranz for this Anniversary edition! Read ahead for his views on bridging the gap between academia and policy implementation, University curriculum and more. |
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Part I: The Impact of Media & Technology on the Democratic Trends of a Nation: An Indian StudyDissemination of information and knowledge has always been an activity of prime importance. The study traces the impact of the fourth pillar of Democracy while navigating the lacunae created due to media advancement through different mediums of modern technology at a global scale. It studies the Social, Theoretical, Legal, Debatable, International, National & Empirical functioning of the mentioned mediums. Read the Part II of the study & the Handbook on Media & Technology Laws at Nitimanthan.in |
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Part II: The Impact of Media & Technology on the Democratic Trends of a Nation: An Indian StudyDissemination of information and knowledge has always been an activity of prime importance. The study traces the impact of the fourth pillar of Democracy while navigating the lacunae created due to media advancement through different mediums of modern technology at a global scale. It studies the Social, Theoretical, Legal, Debatable, International, National & Empirical functioning of the mentioned mediums. Read the Part II of the study & the Handbook on Media & Technology Laws at Nitimanthan.in |
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The Impact of Virtual Courts In Behavioural Changes of The Indian Legal SystemIn the wake of the Covid pandemic, the jurisprudence system was marshalled for a much-needed innovation of holding court virtually. This helped facilitate justice dispensation even in times where social distancing was mandatory and necessary. This contrasted with the physical hearings where the lawyers, judges, and clients are all present in the court at the time of the hearing. This study explores the behavioural changes observed during this sudden shift from Physical Courts to Virtual Courts. The present study is a psychological & legal analysis of the E-Courts Policy that brought digitalization to the Indian Court System. |
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NITI MANTHAN REPORT ON IMPLENTATION OF STREET VENDORS ACT, 2014 With specific reference to North Delhi Municipal Corporation, New Delhi.The modern world is witnessing the mushrooming of the urban centres in about past one century. With the movement of workforce from primary to tertiary sector is catalyzing this process. With urbanization comes a responsibility upon the state for city planning. The Union is coming up with the concept of “smart cities”. Being the national capital, it is expected that the flow of urban infra policies in Delhi should be of prime standards and a model to replicate. But does the city stands up to the expectations? |
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Handbook on Media and Technology Laws in IndiaDissemination of information and knowledge has always been an activity of prime importance in If this extensive is the power and the potential of media, it also became important to regulate |
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Analysis of FDI Policies of India : Insights w.r.t. COVID-19Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) plays an important role in the economic development of a country. The capital inflow of foreign investors allows strengthening of infrastructure, increasing productivity and creating employment opportunities in India. Additionally, FDI acts as a medium to acquire advanced technology and mobilize foreign exchange resources. The COVID-19, although a healthcare pandemic, is fast turning into a global economic pandemic. Its economic costs are likely to be massive across the world and to India as well. Through this research, conducted in 2020, the student researchers have analysed the Foreign Direct Investment policies in India, in the context of contemporary Covid-19 pandemic situation. |
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Labour Law and Menstrual Health“Women constitute 50% of our population, and if they are doing not begin and work, then |
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Public Health FederalismIndia is among the countries with the lowest public healthcare budget spendings in the world. While the pandemic has exposed our weaknesses, the truth is that the health crisis in India has been worsening over the years simply because the budget allocated to the health sector has not increased to match the growingng population. This sets the tone for the current study and presents in its subsequent chapters, "Whether the Federal structure of India holds strong to secure its Public Health anatomy?‘ |
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