This Article is written by Avantika Jain Intern at Legal Vidhiya Introduction: Corruption has long been a problem in India. It reduces trust, undermines democracy, hinders economic growth and exacerbates social problems such as poverty, inequality and the environmental crisis. Opportunistic leaders who believe there is a chance to make Read more…
Ancient Crime and Law Codes This Article is written by Ankush Sharma, intern under Legal vidhiya Introduction: Throughout history, societies have developed their unique legal systems to maintain order and protect the rights of individuals within their communities. Ancient legal codes have played an important role in shaping modern legal systems Read more…
This article is written by KOMAL PRABHAKAR, intern at Legal Vidhiy “There’s an opening in perceptions among women and men. Women feel much freer than they did, however still, whilst alcohol is involved, particularly, there’s a number of sexual attack, and quiet a few confusion about that. So, we need to Read more…
A citation is a reference to a source of information used in a research paper or other written work. It typically includes the author’s name, the title of the work, the date of publication, and other relevant information. Citations can be used to give credit to the original authors of Read more…
This Article is written by Rohan Kumar student of BBA LL.B from Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat (Haryana) Abstract: Internet culture has become an important part of human life. While enjoying the internet, various social media platforms and information sharing like Text, Photos, Videos, Passwords, Bank details (Credit card or Read more…
NEED FOR A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA This Article is written by Shaista Waseem ABSTRACTS The question of whether the constitution of India is evolved enough to have a unified civil code after 75 years is again being raised. The Uniform Civil Code in India can be used as Read more…
With its ruling in Prasanta Kumar Sahoo & Ors vs Charulata Sahu,[1] the SC made a vital decision with respect to Hindu succession. In this caseThe Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, of the year 2005 went into effect on 9th Sep. (2005), and in this case the court ruled that daughters Read more…
This Article is written by Garima Harsh Intern at Legal Vidhiya of University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun ABSTRACT In the context of this article, “religious law” refers to a body of ethical and moral codes that people from all over the world, belonging to different religious traditions and Read more…
According to the learned counsel, the optical interpretation of the story lacks credibility and should be abandoned. Asgar Shaikh’s tale is doubtful because, despite his claims that he sustained a head injury during the assault, he did not seek medical attention and there is no documentation of the injury in a medical record, Read more…
The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) attempting to declare the entire animal kingdom a legal entity with the same rights as humans in a long-awaited decision. The court decided that animals cannot be considered legal entities and cannot have the same rights as humans. Read more…