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Privilege or burden? Internet under the purview of fundamental rights

There is no gainsaying that the use of Internet has transitioned from being merely a service to being one of the most quintessential engines of empowerment to the extent that we cannot fathom how our lives would be today had it not been for the Internet. Currently when the world has been living under lockdown due to the global Pandemic of Covid-19, the internet seem..

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Legality of the Detainment of Indian Army Soldiers by the Chinese Army

Synopsis: This Article will talk about the international legal grounds pertaining to the detainment of the Indian Army Soldiers by the Chinese Army after the clash that took place between the two nations in the Galwan valley in the Ladakh region. The article will discuss whether the international law allow this detainment by the ..

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Cyber legislation: Forecasting the future

INTRODUCTION This is the era of digitalized and internet society. Due to the rapid rise in the number of ways in which we use information, this period is referred to as ‘the information age’. As mentioned by Elon Musk, over time we will see a close merger of biological intelligence and di..

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What is homophobia?

Introduction Homophobia encompasses a spread of negative attitudes and feelings toward homosexuality or those perceived as being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT). Bias is noticeable in essential and hostile behavior such as discrimination and violence on the premise of non-heterosexual sexual orientations. Homoph..

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Is China waging a bio war against the countries across the world?

SC on Thursday dismissed a plea seeking directions to the Government of India to approach the ICJ and seek damages of $600 Billion Dollars from China for using Coronavirus as a bioweapon. BACKGROUND OF THE PETITION: The petition was filed by a resident of Madurai, KK..

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Economic Strategies Impacting The World

INTRODUCTION China sustained an annual growth rate of gross domestic product (GDP) nearly 10 per cent for more than three decades, spurred by the reforms that paved it's a way for huge growth potential and created conditions to catch up with other high-income economies of the world. The radical drivers of china's growth- a gr..

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International Law: Covid-19

The globalized World which was already undergoing an economic decline of approximately 3 to 2.4 per cent suffered a jolt when the horrific pandemic COVID 19 caused mayhem of catastrophic proportions. This unexpected biological disaster sealed the boundaries and distorted the supply chain by restricting the sale of non-necessary items, ban on travel, import, export, ..

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Values of our democracy to combat the pandemic

History tells us there was a plague for three years during 430BC that devastated Athens killing 1,00,000 people. Such epidemics have even caused the downfall of powerful empires and brought about unprecedented social, economic and political reformations. India has already experienced when one of its major buzzling Port town was eliminated from its map overnight duri..

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Zero Tolerance For Violence Against Doctors And Healthcare Workers

Nothing on earth can be more disgusting, more degrading and more demoralizing than to see that how brazenly so many dastardly and cowardly acts of unprovoked and uncalled for attacks against doctors and healthcare workers have been carried out ever since the outbreak of this corona pandemic is going on! We must be honest enough to concede that the Covid-19 pandemic is..

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India wins 184 votes out of 192 and becomes a non-perot

Who becomes a non- permanent member of the United Nations Security Council? The Security Council comprises of 5 Permanent members – The United States of America, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, France, China and the Russian Federation, and 10 non- permanent members elected by the United Nations General Assembly for a per..

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Right to privacy and sexual orientation in India

Introduction: Right to sexual orientation is the right to identify oneself in relation to the gender to which the person is attracted, such as homosexual, heterosexual, bisexual.  Homosexuals are persons who are sexually attracted towards a member of his own gender or sex.&n..

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What went down? India-China line of actual control clash

GEOGRAPHY OF GALWAN VALLEY:  The Galwan valley obtains its name from the Galwan river, named after Ghulam Rasool Galwan, a Ladakhi explorer hailing from Leh, who first explored it in 1899. The river stands west of China’s 1956 claim line and Aksai Chin on the Indian border side..

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The Negotiable Instruments

The Negotiable Instruments Act.,1881 is a common English law. It was enacted on 1st of March 1882. The main purpose of the act was for trade and commerce mainly merchandise. Section 13 of the act defines the term “Negotiable Instrument”. The term “Negotiation” means transfer. Transfer can be made by two ..

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The willful defaulter syndrome in banks

“When virtue is lost, benevolence appears, when benevolence is lost right conduct appears, when right conduct is lost, expedience appears. Expediency is the mere shadow of right and truth; it is the beginning of disorder”.A good and faithful banker ever prefers honourable settlement to expedient action and expediency cannot be a policy for..

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Receiver of stolen property

In the judgment of the case - Sonu @ Sunil v. State of Madhya Pradesh, delivered on May 29, 2020, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice K.M.Joseph, at the Supreme Court, have struck a note of caution, stating that in a case of theft and murder, it is not safe to draw inference that the person in possession of stolen property has committed murder and he would be ent..

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