International Relations – The study of political and social systems, including state relations and the notion of international law, may be traced back to ancient Greece, when the study of political and social systems, including state relations and the concept of international law, began to take shape. The current field of International Relations, on the…
MLA candidacy not fundamental right so no direct appeal – In the case, Chaitanya Sharma and ors vs Speaker Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and ors, a petition was filed before the Top Court by six Congress legislators from Himachal Pradesh who were disqualified by the speaker of the assembly. Speaker disqualified the MLAs for having…
The Indian Youth Parliament is a unique platform created to foster dialogue and generate partnerships between exceptional youth from private sector, civil society and government. It acts as bridge to fill the gap between government and society. Many youth leaders and social activists will join Indian Youth Parliament to facilitate youth with adequate opportunity to…
Old IPC vs. New IPC(BNS) – The cornerstone of Indian criminal law, the Indian Penal Code (IPC), is constantly being revised and amended to reflect changing legal requirements as well as societal values. This abstract offers a succinct summary of the legal features and gaps in the current legal framework of the comparative comparison between…
Farmers Protest 2.0 – Farmers from Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, & Haryana, with over 200 unions, organised a march, ‘Delhi Chalo’, to voice their demands. This resulted in chaos when police fired tear gas & water cannons to stop them from entering Delhi. “Major Demands of Farmers” • Legal guarantee for MSP for all crops• Farm…
Madras HC dismisses convert’s Plea for reservation that Even after conversion, a person cannot carry their community of birth. Madurai: Can a Hindu who converted to Islam demand benefits from the reservation system by being recognised as a candidate from a backward community ? The Madras High Court disagreed, stating that even after conversion, a…
Judicial Plan of 1772, Warren Hastings was appointed as the Governor General for the administration of Bengal in 1772. He also assumed the position of governor of Fort William in 1772. Warren Hastings found that the administration of Bengal was dissatisfied. At that time the financial position of the company was not good so he…
The Telecom Bill 2023 marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the country’s telecommunications sector. Introduced to address emerging challenges and foster innovation, the bill encompasses diverse facets crucial to the industry’s growth. One of its key provisions focuses on promoting healthy competition by fostering a conducive environment for new entrants, thereby enhancing service…
Relation between RTI and democracy, RTI (Right to Information) is strongly intertwined to democracy. The right to information is a fundamental principle that promotes transparency and accountability in government operations. It guarantees citizens have access to the information they need to participate in the democratic process and hold the government responsible for its actions. RTI…
One cannot imagine the existence of a state or society in the absence of justice. God’s voice is justice. This paradigm has been altered by democracy and socialism. In the modern world, the problem of justice is concerned with determining rational standards for the allocation of products, services, opportunities, honours, and obligations in society, particularly…
Request For Obtaining Information under RTI Act, Following are the process for Obtaining Information from a Public Authority under Section 7 of Right to Information Act, 2005. Filing of The Application And The Obligation of The PIP And The APIO { Sec. 5(1) } (1) A person, who desires to obtain any information under this…
The Indian High Court Act 1861 was passed by British parliament on the 6th August 1861.this act recognized. the judicial system of India with the title as “An act for establishing High Court of judicature in India”. The Indian High Courts Act, 1861, did not by itself create and establish the High Court inIndia. The…
