Tag: law in india

This article has been written by Mohammed Raihan during his internship.ABSTRACTRight to information is needed for a democratic country as it helps the country to grow and have a debate and discussion regarding the function of the government. Every elected...

This article has been written by Akshay Pradeep during his internship.IntroductionThe term ‘Cyber Defamation’ means publishing of falsehood about a private in cyberspace which will injure or demean the reputation of that individual. In India, defamation is taken under account...

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This article has been written by Akshay Pradeep during his internship.Everyone is born with certain basic rights that he’s entitled to as an example, right to measure and right to freedom etc. Similarly, every citizen of the country is presented...

This article has been written by Bhavna Ganesar during her internship.Spamming most commonly relates to electronic spamming. This problem has become so widespread that it’s begun to burden our information infrastructure. The most widely known sort of spam is email...

This article has been written by Akshay during his internship. Wildlife means the native wild fauna and flora of a neighbourhoods. As per Section 2 of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, “wildlife” includes, any animal, bees, butterflies, crustacean, fish...

This article has been written by Anmol Mandawra during his internship. INTRODUCTIONAfter India’s Independence in 1947, the central government has introduces various educational policies and commission to enhance the education system and increase the illiteracy level in India. In Indian...

This article has been written by Anmol Mandawra• IntroductionThe Indian Contract Act was constituted on 1st September 1872. The Act was introduced by the British Government and is based on the principle of English Common Law. It was applicable to...