Chahat Gupta of O.P. Jindal Global Law School discusses the Hindu Undivided Family and concludes that Indian Laws should finally get rid of this ancient system. Continue reading Need to Abolish the Concept of Hindu Undivided Family in Indian law
Anirudh Vijay and Vaibhav Sharma of Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi analyse the much debated Blue Whale game and challenge its legal standing.
Continue reading Legally Challenging the BlueWhale Game
Paras Ahuja of National Law University, Jodhpur traces the changes in judicial approach of “On grounds only of” in Article 15(1) of Constitution of India. Continue reading Fathoming the import of “On grounds only of” in Article 15(1): Tracing changes in judicial approach
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India through the significant judgment Navtej Johar v Union of India struck down section 377 of the Indian Penal Code thereby legalising consensual gay sex. The judgment, although a historic one, would serve just as the first step towards ensuring equal rights for gay relationships. The opinion that marriage is a sacred union between two individuals of the opposite sex is … Continue reading LGBT RIGHTS – THE NEED FOR LEGAL RECOGNITION
This article discusses the responsible action of delegated legislation and how it is an efficient handover of authority in India.
This article is written by
Shikhar Shrivastava of
Indore Institute of Law Continue reading Delegated Legislation: An Interpretative Dissection.
