Homosexuality, Section 377 of IPC

Introduction: The term ‘Homosexuality’ was coined in the late 19th century by Karoly Benkert, who was an Austrian-born Hungarian psychologist. Merriam Webster defines Homosexuality as follows, “sexual or romantic attraction to others of one’s same-sex: the quality or state of being gay. Earlier, Gay

Abetment of Crime

INTRODUCTION To determine the degree of culpability it is necessary to check the nature and degree of participation of a person. Not always a single person is responsible for committing a crime all others who support him by providing aids or by

Election of President and Vice-President

India became a republic when its constitution came into force on 26th January 1950, it was also when the office of President came into existence. Under the draft constitution, the position of the President is similar to the position of the king

Judicial Activism During Pandemic

Authored By: Sanjay Dedha As we all know the judiciary is one of the most important pillars of our constitution and also know as the third organ of the government. Meaning of the judiciary is a system of courts that interpret and

Challenges and Problems Faced by Women at Workplace 

Suruchi Sharma – Content Strategist | Legal Writer | Ph.D. Scholar The challenges and problems faced by women at the workplace are persistent in the contemporary world. With rapid globalization, industrialization, and liberalization, the employment opportunity for women has increased to many

Divorces in Muslim Marriages

Muslim marriages unlike Hindu Marriages are governed by their laws. According to Quran, marriage is characterized as a “firm bond” and the relationship is ideally based on love. When the couples fail to attain harmony in their marriage, the Quran allows the couple

Negotiation: An alternative Dispute Resolution

It is also a well-known fact that the Indian judiciary is overburdened with cases. To deal with this problem Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) can be a helpful mechanism. Alternative dispute resolution involves finding other ways of resolving civil disputes. The use of

Absolute and Strict Liability

Meaning of absolute liability. A deliberate intention or guilty mind should be present when a person commits a crime, then only he can be convicted. But in the case of strict and absolute liability, a person can be held guilty even without

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