6 Fundamental Rights of Indian constitution
In our democratic setup, the Constitution provides for certain unenviable and infallible rights to the people to provide them with […]
Centre-State relationship in India
The constitution of India is based on the principle of federalism in which the powers are divided between the union
Meaning, Role and Functions of Public Prosecutor
It is well-settled law in our criminal jurisprudence that when a crime is committed against a particular individual, it is
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Criminal Intimidation under Indian Penal Code
The criminal activities in India are governed by the provision of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It is a substantive
Grievous Hurt under Indian Penal Code
The offence of Grievous hurt is one of the core offences that affect the human body. It is dealt with
Article 13 in The Constitution of India, 1949
The concept of the 6 Fundamental Rights of the Indian constitution enshrined under part III is the identity of our
Article 16 of Indian Constitution
Reservation is a necessary evil of our democratic society The right to equality is one of our most important fundamental
Types of Bank Guarantees in India
In this era of globalization, large-scale transactions are undertaken involving huge amounts of money through different types of bank accounts.
Who are Promoters of a Company under Companies Act?
The concept of “promoter” is unique to our country “India”. Due to closely held family businesses and their strict equity
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Meaning and Types of Abetment under the Indian Penal Code
In criminal jurisprudence, the crime can be committed by a single person or with the help of two or more
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Features of Sustainable Development
As India’s population has crossed the 125-crore mark, a very disturbing question popped up in our mind – whether we
Doctrine of Pith and Substance
The constitution of India is based on the principle of Federalism where the powers of making laws are divided between