By- Harshita Poonia Introduction At the point when the pandemic has pushed the entire world to the edge of total collapse, India is confronting another test on its fringe with three neighbours. Pressures with northern neighbours have been erupting on the fringes alongside China, Pakistan and Nepal. It is led along India’s global borders with…
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By- Harshita Poonia This article endeavours to direct a thorough appraisal of India’s and China’s inclinations in Nepal and Pakistan in the wake of the extraordinary political changes. The development of individuals and products across borders is carefully constrained by states. Nonetheless, there are a few special cases to these components. India–Nepal fringe, for example,…
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By: Ishita Pancholi JUDGES: Justices Ashok Bhushan, MR Shah, and R. Subhash Reddy JUDGEMENT DATE: 10/09/2020 FACTS: The Accused no.1 and each other – Pukhraj were charged for the offense under Section 20(b) (ii) (B) of the NDPS Act, possessing 20 kg each precluded Narcotic Substance Ganja. According to the instance of the arraignment, 20…
By- Gaargi Tomar Introduction Trafficking of children can be defined as: “Sale and purchase of children for gain, within the country (intra-country) and across border (inter-country), by deceit, fraud or force, resulting in exploitation of the person trafficked”. Childhood is the most valuable period in every human being’s lifetime, when one explores, learns, adapts to…
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By- Gaargi Tomar Trafficking in human beings especially in women and children is a serious matter that is pervasive in India. Trafficking of children is a worldwide phenomenon where women and children are subjected to forced labour and sex trafficking. In India, in the last few years the magnitude of human trafficking has increased though…
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By- Aaditya Sinha The purpose of this is study is to analyze the three ordinances which are passed in Lok Sabha (Lower house of the parliament). Before these ordinances, the agricultural structure of our country was based on the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Act. The act regulates the farming structure and if the lender wants…
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By- Aaditya Sinha I feel sorry that today’s television news has become nothing more than a provider of popular memes and WhatsApp stickers. I remember when I was a kid, whenever my father or grandfather used to tell “Turn on the TV, let’s watch the news”, the first thing that would come to my mind…
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By- Anjanee Goel[1] In the search for better corporate governance, and appropriately composed and assembled efficient advisory board can provide non-obligatory but knowledgeable assistance and serve as a remarkable friend. Hence, provisions relating to the Central level and State level Advisory boards under the Code on wages 2019 and Minimum Wages Act 1948 have been…
By- Adhish Chandra Saxena & Diksha Gupta Introduction The ground of divorce by mutual consent was embedded in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 by an amendment in 1976, by including Section 13B[1]. Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act[2], 1955 runs: “Subject to the provisions of this Act a petition for dissolution of marriage by…
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