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National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR)

As per Section 41(1) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act), Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, all institutions, whether run by a State Government or by voluntary or non-governmental organizations, which are meant, either wholly or partially, for housing children in need of care and..

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Deadline to submit suggestions on draft of New Education Policy is extended till 31st, July 2019 - Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank'

Union HRD Minister Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’, while replying to the starred question in Rajya Sabha said that the deadline to submit suggestions on draft of New Education Policy is extended for a month i.etill 31st, July 2019. The draft of New Education policy has been put on a public domain from May 31st this year and the deadline to submit suggesti..

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Liberalisation of Hearsay Doctrine

"Hearsay is an out-of-court statement offered to prove the matter asserted or the truth of the matter asserted." A statement of a person who has not seen the happening of the transaction but has heard of it from others, is a hearsay evidence. It is an established principle know..

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Shopping online: Convenience, bargains and some scams

Online shopping for and marketing has become a crucial a part of several people's lives. Students and oldsters depend on the web to amass and sell textbooks at cheap costs, virtual stores enable folks to buy from the comfort of their homes while not the pressure of a salesman, and online marketplaces offer a replacement and a lot of convenient venue for the exch..

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Legality of espionage under international law

Black’s Law dictionary defines Espionage as- “Espionage, or spying, has reference to the crime of "gathering, transmitting or losing" information respecting the national defense with intent or reason to believe that the information is to be used to the injury of the United States, or to the advantage of any foreign nation”. ..

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How universal is the idea of 'Universal Human Risghts'?

INTRODUCTION The purpose of this article is not to disregard the laudable achievement in the form of UDHR, but to point out that it is not ‘inclusive’. It is an attempt to point out the hypocrisy when assertions are made of ‘human rights’ being a ‘gift of Christianity’ or..

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Lok Sabha passes the Special Economic Zone (Amendment) Bill 2019 so as to replace the SEZ (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019

Special Economic Zone (Amendment) Bill 2019 is the first bill which is passed by the 17th Lok Sabha which came into session from 17th June 2019 and this first achievement of the Union Legislature just came within 15 days of its initiation i.e. on 26th June 2019. The SEZ (Amendment) Bill 2019 is set to replace the SEZ (Amend..

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EVM Tampering : Politician Mansoor Ali Khan seeks Supreme Court's Directions to prove

Mansoor Ali Khan has approached the Apex Court to seek it’s direction to the Election Commission to permit him to prove that the Electronic Voting Machines can be tampered.  The actor-politician Mansoor Ali Khan was a Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) party candidate in the recent Lok Sabha elections. He had unsuccessfully conte..

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Madras HC in Petition to vendata held that Closure of Sterlite copper plant at Thoothukudi was a colourable exercise of power

The Madras High Court bench of Justices TS Sivaganaman and the Bhavani Subbaroyan commenced hearing in the plea filed by Vendata to reopen it's Sterlite copper plant at Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu. Appearing for Vendata Senior Advocate Aryama Sundaram centered his arguments around the contention that closure of the plant by Tamil Nadu Government last year was only a..

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Right to abortion

Introduction Human rights have been one of the most widely discussed topics of the day. These are the basic rights given to people worldwide irrespective of any ground for discrimination. One such absolute right includes the right to life with the right to abortion falling in the ambit of it. p style="t..

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Media Trial: Fair Trial at Risk.

Media Trial is the effect of television and newspaper coverage on a person's prestige by establishing a common perception of guilt in the minds of people, irrespective of any verdict of a court of law. In the cases like Aarushi Talwar's case, Jessica Lal case, the media has played a major role in pointing towards the guilty. It can change the whole way of pe..

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Principle of utmost good faith

Through the judgment of the case - Oriental Insurance Company Ltd. v. Mahendra Construction, delivered on April 1, 2019, Justice Dr. Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud and Justice Hemant Gupta, at the Supreme Court have termed the line of reasoning of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-NCDRC- as flawed with the observation that insurance is governed by the pri..

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Madhya Pradesh Government approved an amendment in the law to punish Cow Vigilantes in the State

On Wednesday, the Madhya Pradesh Cabinet approved an amendment to the law which made cow vigilantism a punishable offence. In lieu of the same, Manoj Shrivastava, Principal secretary (animal husbandry), said that the amendment to the Agricultural Cattle Preservation Act proposes a jail term ranging from one to ..

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Delhi High Court restrains Hoteliers Association from calling for ban on Oyo rooms

The Delhi High Court has restrained the Hotelier Welfare Association from issuing any notices to Hoteliers adn service providers calling for a ban on or seeking to boycott the hotel services provided by Oyo rooms. The ex parte interim junction was passed by a vacation bench of Justice Jayant Nath in a suit by the owners of the Oyo rooms Oravel Stays Private limited ..

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SC stays Delhi HC order allowing Rajeev Saxena to go abroad for medical treatment

The Supreme Court stayed the order given by the Delhi High Court that allowed Rajeev Saxena, approver in the AgustaWestland chopper case, to go abroad for medical treatment. The apex court was hearing a petition filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The bench comprising of Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice B R Gavai heard ..

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