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CHALLENGING STEREOTYPES: ASPIRATION OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN INDIAN SOCIETY by Anamta Khan A person without education is a splendid slave without having any reasoning capacity. Women in more or less in all communities are forced to adhere to social norms and traditions. Situation is far worse in case of Muslim female. They are forced to…
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LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIP IN INDIA: A SOCIO – LEGAL ANALYSIS by Ashwini Kumar Sahu Introduction Nothing is constant except change in the material world. In the past few years Indian society has undergone sea change in its living pattern. India is a country of culture and tradition. Marriage of a man and woman is considered the…
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Human Rights and Coronavirus by Pradyumna Tiwari “To deny people their human right is to challenge their very humanity.” Nelson Mandela The World Health Organization (WHO) declared covid-19 as a public health emergency on 11th March, 2020[1].1 Many of you might be thinking that while we are in the midst of public health emergency, is…
BHOPAL AND VISAG (GAS LEAKS THEN AND NOW) by Garishma Dongre BHOPAL AND VISAG (GAS LEAKS THEN AND NOW) INRODUCTION Environmental rights are also considered third generation rights[1]. The Right to life (Article 21) which, is an essential human right also implies a right to live without pollution, environmental degradation and ecological imbalance. To preserve…
LOOKED, COOKED AND BOOKED: THE “S” by Paarth Jain WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC It is the opening line of the preamble of one of the biggest democracies of the world, is amended by the DICTATOR of the DEMOCRACY in the timeline…
Sexual Harassment of Women at Educational Institutions in India by Bhagabati Ray Introduction: Sexual Harassment is the expression of unhealthy human relationships. Sexual Harassment refers to persistent, unsolicited, and unwelcome sexual advances which could be visual, physical verbal, and non-verbal gestures and it is seen as a disease of present-day learning institutions.[1] It is not…
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Red Card: Unravelling Child Abuse by Meenakshi Sharma & Ritik Sharma Abstract This Article talks about issues in youngster misuse and disregard by guardians, concentrating on new appraisal job for wellbeing experts. Clinicians have become included regularly around three legitimate choice focuses: detailing, chance appraisal, and assessment of parental wellness. Four sorts of abuse are…
GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE UNDER INDIAN DIVORCE ACT, 1869. by Vijaya Laxmi Mallawat INTRODUCTION The Indian Divorce Act, 1869 received the assent of the governor on 26th February, 1869. The Act came into existence on 1 April 1869. The British had first enacted this law before Independence and it continues to be force today. Preamble – WHEREAS…
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Validity of sexual offences against men in India by Abinaya Rangarajan Introduction: The fourth prevalent crime in India has been sexual crime[1]. A report states that India is the world’s most dangerous place for women[2]. Women were also viewed as victims of rape or sexual assault as the physically weaker segments of the society. Women…
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REFUGEE: AN UNRESOLVED QUEST OF HUMAN SURVIVAL “A refugee is someone who survived and who can create the future.” – Amela Koluder by Apoorva Bhardwaj Have you ever wondered why some people literally have everything in their lives, like, from a good health to good wealth, whereas, some people are struggling with basic human rights…
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