Discriminatory practices against women have been a common problem in Indian society since many decades. This is attributed to the rudimentary factor of a patriarchal dogma that is deeply rooted in our society. Women were mostly treated as a liability on the family and hence, treated sans dignified existence. Consequentially, inhuman social evils like female …
The introduction of the internet, people have come up with ways to pervade it. As the information and communication sector develops, the cybercriminals are also developing ways of keeping pace with the new security measures. Since the internet is soon becoming one of the many necessities a person can’t stay without the criminals advancing the …
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Enrichment of culture is of vital interest to each and every society. The copyright law helps in fulfilling this social interest. Copyright helps the composers, authors, designers, artists to protect their works. Copyright Law always tries to prevent plagiarism. Copyright is a type of intellectual property that protects the original works of the authors. The authors …
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Section 309 of the Indian Penal Code criminalizes “an attempt to commit suicide” with a punishment ranging from “simple imprisonment for a term up to one year or with fine, or with both”.[i] While the Penal Code does not attempt to define suicide, the common understanding that this paper seeks to argue should be decriminalized …
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An encounter is a spontaneous meeting, which is not planned. In a different word we can say a belligerent meeting. There is a sudden often clash between the two parties. In the late 20th century India and Pakistan describe encounter as putative extrajudicial killing by the police or the armed forces, supposedly in self-defence, when …
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the approach or policy adopted by organisations in order to achieve sustainable development by providing social, environmental, and technical support to members of society. The ‘United Nations Industrial Development Organization’ has defined CSR as a concept of management where the companies combine their social and environmental concerns in their business …
The corporate compliance system, an internal control mechanism to prevent, detect and stop illegal and criminal offences within a corporate, can serve to effectively solve potential criminal compliance risks in construction projects. The construction projects are characterized by their long-term, continuous and concealed nature. In addition, the system design of construction projects is limited by …
Soil conservation in short can be defined as “preservation of soil from erosion”. This means, protecting the top most layer of the soil from any kind of erosion, or preventing its fertility content due to over usage, salinization or due to any other form of soil contamination. Soil conservation is a set of farming techniques …
Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a procurement option in Nigeria’s quest for the reduction of deficit in its public infrastructure stock has not been wholly successful. In this respect, the paper looks at the challenges of PPP implementation as well as the prospects that in spite of these challenges, the PPP model remains a realistic …
At times, in India the question of relevancy of the Uniform Civil Code has been raised. The demand was made by the opponents to bring all personal law within the reform process. The question of Uniform Civil Code became topic of discussion in 1970 when attempts were made to introduce an Indian Adoption Bill on …
