Author: Sahithi Reddy

Sahithi Reddy is an undergraduate, currently pursuing a law degree, five years, integrated BALLB honors program From. She is currently associated with Legal Research & Analysis as an intern of the prestigious Legal Journalism Programme, her astounding work has been recognized well in the organization, and she is indeed reliable for her swiftness and writing skills. Serving as the Campus Ambassador, and also anchors podcasts for Legal Research & Analysis, widely available on Spotify, Jio saavn, airtel wink music, amazon prime, etc. Legal Research & Analysis feels proud to have hosted such an emerging talent and wishes her luck and massive success in her future endeavors.

Dangerous Nuclear Situation in the World

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

The worst nuclear development in 2022 will be Russia’s thinly veiled threats to deploy nuclear weapons in the Ukraine war. For the time being, warnings and cautionary words have kept such threats quiet, but Russian leaders should firmly reject threats to deploy weapons of mass devastation in Ukraine. Beyond the Ukraine war, historical trends of nuclear arsenal development and modernization continue, with little progress in negotiations with North Korea or Iran over their nuclear programs. New START continues to restrain US and Russian nuclear weapons, but there is no guarantee the deal will be extended beyond 2026.

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Laws That Outlaw Homosexuality Are Deemed unjust By Pope Francis.

January 26, 2023January 28, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

“Being homosexual is not a crime,” Francis declared in an exclusive interview with The

Associated Press. Francis admitted that some Catholic bishops around the world support laws that criminalize homosexuality or discriminate against LGBTQ persons, and he referred to the matter as a “sin.” However, he linked such attitudes to cultural backgrounds, and he stated that bishops, in particular, must undergo a process of conversion to recognize the dignity of all people.

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Years before the shooting incident in “Rust,” actor Brandon Lee was killed by a pretend gun.

January 23, 2023January 23, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

Involuntary manslaughter allegations against actor Alec Baldwin arise from the shooting
death of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021. The incident brings to mind another on-set tragedy from over three decades ago: the unintentional shooting of actor Brandon Lee while shooting The Crow.

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How to Dispose of Old Medications Safely

January 22, 2023January 22, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, between one-quarter to three-quarters of patients retain unneeded opioids for future use or just misplace them. While the hazards of certain medicines are widely known, having any old prescription around can be dangerous. The most common reason people call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center for their pets is accidental drug intake.

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A large mob attacks Delhi cops as three Nigerians are detained for overstaying their visas.

January 20, 2023January 20, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

A large violent mob of 200-300 African nationals encircled and battled with a police team in the Neb Sarai neighborhood of South Delhi after the cops captured five Nigerians. The
Nigerians, whose visas had expired, were being transported to the police station when a mob gathered and blocked their path. They were successful in releasing Nigerian nationals who had been held by the anti-drug force due to visa expiration.

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“Afraid of Losing Democracy”, Thousands of Israelis Protest Against New Government Measures.

January 16, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

Israelis protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government’s plans to alter the legal system and undermine the Supreme Court on Saturday night in central Tel Aviv. According to critics, this action will harm the nation’s democratic system of checks and balances.

The rally was seen as an early test by Itamar Ben-Gvir, Netanyahu’s ultranationalist national security minister, who has ordered police to crush activists who block roadways or display Palestinian flags.

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The Contribution of Women to the Creation of India’s Constitution

January 14, 2023January 14, 2023 Sahithi Reddy

Introduction

India is celebrating 73 years as a republic. The Indian Constitution went into effect on January 26, 1950. Dr BR Ambedkar, the Father of the Constitution, could not have moulded it without the essential input of 15 women among 389 constituent assembly members. Meet some of India’s most progressive and influential voices, about whom we rarely speak, and without whom our constitution may not have been inclusive.

Article, History, Women's right