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17 Jul 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Position of Euthanasia in India

Meaning of Euthanasia Euthanasia is the act of intentionally terminate a person’s life in order to free the person from incurable pain of disease or terminal illness. The meaning of the word Euthanasia is intentional mercy killing. There are two types of Euthanasia.It can be as voluntary or involuntary on the basis consent. Euthanasia can also be classified as active or passive on the basis of the basis of terminatethe life. In the modern times there are many limitations to....

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17 Jul 2020

Posted by: Ananya Mondal

Reservation System in India

The centuries old caste systemobtains the first place as the most significant, austere, diffusive andviolent discrimination in India.The Constitution of India revoked the caste systemof the old age in 1952. A new provision was introduced topunish for the offence of untouchability. Initially, the reason of appearing the very term ‘reservation' in Indian Constitution was for giving equal opportunity to every human being. The process of Reservation in India is revoking a definitenumber of positions in government institutions for members of....

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05 Jun 2020

Posted by: Akshit Gupta

Process of Liquidation Under The IBC,2016

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code ,2016 (IBC) was hailed as a revolutionary legislation in the sphere of Corporate Insolvency . In a bid to strengthen and  solidifying  the existing   Insolvency Resolution framework ,  the IBC’s main focus is geared towards revitalizing and reinforcing sick business enterprises . Perhaps the most welcoming feature of this legislation can be deemed as the time frame for resolution. Also, synthesizing a more economically reasonable solution to bankruptcy is other one it’s key features. Under....

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10 Feb 2020

Posted by: ALEC

The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013

The idea of an anti-corruption body and an ombudsman to look into corruption allegations against administrators, including legislators, has been floating around for over five decades now. It finally got shape with the passing of the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Bill, 2013, in Lok Sabha on December 18, 2013, but only after a nationwide protest led by India Against Corruption, a civil society movement of activist Anna Hazare. Lokpal and Lokayukta The ‘Lokpal’ is the central governing body that has jurisdiction....

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02 Jul 2019

Posted by: Aman Rathore

Transparency and Appointments in Judiciary

The Indian Judiciary is crippled by its own mechanics, which evade public scrutiny to Judicial appointments by its opaqueness. What one might recognise as the collegium system, is a body comprised of the Chief Justice of India and the four senior most judges of the Supreme Court which appoints new judges from the High Courts and the Bar. Similarly, the collegium for the appointments in the High Courts comprises of two senior most Judges along with the Chief Justice of....

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