Tag: law
Electronic Voting Machine – Is their a ghost inside it?
The Election Commission of India has renounced the conventional voting method of using ballot papers by introducing the Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs. Under...
Maintenance of the Elderly: A Legal Perspective
Taking care of elderly parents is equally necessary as compared to the duty of supporting infant children.
Right from the moment a child is...
Of Taboos & Social Pressures
“If we accept that a mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people to not kill each other? Any country...
Solitude Of The Seven Sister States
The north east belt of our country being poorly connected to the rest of the states by a small corridor is in turn surrounded...
Section 377 and Questions on Its Legality
Homosexuality has existed in India since time immemorial, as it like any other sexual orientation is inborn, but we still, in the advent of...
Obscenity In Electronic Media In India
With the advent of science and technology, it has become easier to communicate the day to day events of importance through the media. Media...
Need to Regulate Yellow Journalism in India
Yellow Journalism has been for quite a while abroad. In fact, the term yellow journalism is apparently derived from the instances of sensationalist reporting,...
Every Vote (That Doesn’t) Count -The Voting Rights Of Indian Jawans
The Indian sub-continent is one of the largest democracies in the world that bestows upon its citizens the opportunity to elect their representatives in...
Electoral Communalism: Legal Provisions
Communalism during elections is a recurrent problem which affects the length and breadth of each and every corner of our country. Political manifestoes thrive...
The ‘Socialist’ Scheme of Things
The recent announcement by the Aam Aadmi Party Government to provide 20 kiloliters of free water a month for each household has drawn much...
