LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIPS IN INDIA: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
AUTHOR: YASHIKA DATTA WADKE FROM HINDI VIDYA PRACHAR SAMITI’S COLLEGE OF LAW ABSTRACT Live-in relationships, once formerly deemed unacceptable in […]
LAWS RELATED TO CYBER BULLYING & IT’S EFFECT ON MENTAL HEALTH
Author: Smaranika Chatterjee BALLB (1st Semester), Department of Law, Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College. Abstract 1Cyberbullying has emerged as a
The Marital Rape Exception in India: A Continuing Constitutional Failure in Light of Equality, Dignity, and Bodily Autonomy
Author : Roqaiya Fatma from Aligarh Muslim University Abstract: The exception in Indian criminal law that allows marital rape to
RAPE LAWS IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IPC PROVISIONS & BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA, 2023
Author: Akankshaya Rout from SOA national institute of law ABSTRACT Rape constitutes a grave violation of a woman’s bodily autonomy,
The Crisis of International Justice: Is the International Criminal Court Still Relevant in Contemporary Conflicts?
Author : RITISH HANS from LAW CENTRE 2, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITYOF DELHI. Abstract The International Criminal Court (ICC) was
Equality in contemporary society: A multidimensional Analysis
Author name : Kanav Kalra a 1st year (B.A.LL.B) student from Lovely Professional University Abstract Equality is one of the
Corporate Fraud and White-Collar Crimes in India: Regulatory Gaps and the Imperative for Stronger Enforcement
Author’s Name:- Bhavarth Shekhar Khedekar from Dharmveer Anand Dighe Thane Sub-campus, Thane, Mumbai University. Introduction : Corporate fraud and white-collar crimes
State of Tamil Nadu vs Governor of Tamil Nadu (2025)
The Supreme Court in State of Tamil Nadu vs Governor of Tamil Nadu (2025) addressed the constitutional limits of the Governor’s discretion under Articles 200 and 201. The Tamil Nadu Assembly had passed several Bills, but the Governor withheld assent indefinitely and attempted to reserve re-passed Bills for Presidential consideration, creating a constitutional deadlock.
Maintenance under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)
Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code is a quasi-criminal provision designed to prevent destitution by ensuring that legally obligated relatives provide financial support to those unable to maintain themselves. It covers wives, children, and parents, including divorced or legally separated wives, minor children, and dependent parents.
Doctrine of Proportionality – Explained Simply
The Doctrine of Proportionality is one of the most significant principles in modern constitutional law. At its core, it is