BY- TANYA GUPTA Introduction Wild life protection act, 1972 is an act of the parliament of India enacted for protection of plants and animals, species. Schedule V includes the animals which may be hunted. This act was passed on august 21, 1972 but later implanted in September 9, 1972. The section 2(37) of the act…
By- Muskaan Singh Attempt to suicide is considered a serious mental health problem, which requires immediate interventions and care. In the 21st century, it is not a rare sight to see someone depressed and in anxiety. Students nowadays are stressed, anxious, and nervous regarding their studies due to the increase in competition in every profession.…
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By- Muskaan Singh It first began with the British in India. The British invented The Indian Lunacy Act, 1912. The act in those days was rigid with the terms “lunatics” which they meant were the people who were to be “locked” away in asylums. This act mainly focused on removing the mentally ill people from…
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By- Aaditya Sinha I am sure by reading the title itself you think that I am writing because of a “specific suicide case”. If that is the scenario I think you are reading the wrong blog because here I am not going to talk about any specific case because of two main reasons. The first…
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By: Madhur Bhatnagar In a very strange move taken in the ongoing neighbor rivalries with China, the Indian Government briefly restricted 59 Chinese applications from both Android and IOS. The rundown ranges from the exceptionally famous TikTok to SheIn, ClubFactory, WeChat, and Weibo, UC program, CamScanner, and different less-known applications. The prohibited applications have since…
By- Aaditya Sinha In this long lockdown, I have now divided these months associated with certain things, when the lockdown started from mid-march to the end march, I only used to watch two Bollywood films named Tamasha (2015 Hindi language Film) and Rockstar (2011 Film) then the whole April went in watching Ramayana and Mahabharata.…
By- Anjanee Goel Section 11 of the Trademarks Act, 1999 talks about identical or similar marks. It states that if a new trademark that has come to the registrar for registration is similar to an already registered trademark then in that case that new trademark cannot be registered. A trademark is still considered to be…
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JUDGES: Chief Justice of India SA Bobde, Justice A.S. Bopanna, and Justice V. Ramasubramanian JUDGEMENT DATE: 04/09/2020 FACTS: People who were delegated as District Judges by the method of direct enrolment in the Tamil Nadu state Judicial Service have recorded a writ request looking for the accompanying reliefs: Issue a Writ in the idea of…
By- Anjanee Goel[1] UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PRESS LTD. V. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL PRESS, LTD.[2] There were two examiners who were appointed for the University of London’s matriculation examination but on the condition that all or any copyright in the examination papers would belong to the University of London. The same was entered into via a copyright…
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