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The appointment of 11 women as Senior Advocates marks a watershed in Supreme Court’s history, but also compels one to rethink the issue of women’s reservation, writes Sr. Adv. Mahalakshmi Pavani.
Read Full ArticleData privacy and cybersecurity are crucial concerns in the digital age. This article delves into the significance of data privacy and cybersecurity, exploring key privacy laws like the GDPR and CCPA, as well as the evolving privacy landscape in India. Discover the provisions and impact of these regulations on businesses and individuals. Learn about challenges such as data breaches and the measures organizations can take to enhance cybersecurity. Compliance, best practices, and the role of individuals in protecting personal data are also discussed. Prioritizing data privacy and cybersecurity is essential for organizations and individuals to navigate the complexities of the digital world.
Explore the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the legal profession and the emerging regulatory challenges in this comprehensive analysis. Discover how AI is revolutionizing legal practice, including streamlining legal research, document review, contract analysis, and predictive analysis. Learn about the regulatory issues AI poses, such as ethical concerns, privacy and data protection, transparency, and the need for legislation and regulation. Adaptation and the development of comprehensive regulatory frameworks are essential to navigate the transformative power of AI in the legal sector.
Advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay, who has taken up cudgles on behalf of millions of concerned citizens, has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct the Law and the Home Ministries to file their replies to his PIL challenging validity of a 1991 law, which legalised the barbaric acts of invaders to capture and change places of worship of other faiths.
In Voluntary Health Assn. of Punjab v. Union of India, (2013) 4 SCC 1, the Supreme Court in its watershed judgment on female foeticide decided it to be the most aggravated form of dehumanization of the human race. The court was observed to have stated that the "Law prohibits it; Scriptures forbid it; philosophy condemns it; ethics deprecate it; morality decries it, and social science abhors it.” It’s time the executive pulled up its socks and tightened the noose around implementation of the PC & PNDT Act. The duality around women with exhalation of deities and contrasting blatant disregard for their basic human rights needs to break the confounds of mere academic debate and reinforce the tenets on which the Constitution of India rests.
The Constitution of India is by the Indians and for the Indians. Globally, there are 6000 plus languages. Can we consider a Chinese or French-speaking person a linguistic minority? If yes, then India ...
The implications of an invalid divorce may appear many years later and even may arise after the death of the person who got the invalid divorce from a foreign court. With the changing times, the laws ...
Removal of Arbitrator under Section 11 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996? A welcome step... Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, Removal of Arbitrator, Section 11 of the Arbitration & Conci...
President Ram Nath Kovind on Sunday gave his assent to the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) (GNCTD) Bill, that gives more power to Delhi's Lieutenant Governor now.
Barbaric invaders destroyed a number of places of worship and pilgrimage to make Hindus Jains Buddhists Sikhs to realize that they have been conquered and have to follow the dictum of the Ruler. Hindu...
A prerequisite for attaining the objective of these laws, or in fact any law in question, would be legal awareness. A community should be aware of their rights and only then will they be able to evade...
The Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (In short ISA) prescribes Stamp Duty payable inter-alia on transfer of Immovable Property. The mode for transfer of Immovable Property can be Sale, Gift or Exchange as defin...
Right of Accused - Section 207, Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973
Legalising MSP May Incur Heavy Losses Exclusively To Farmers Of Punjab and Haryana.. Farmers Protest, Farmers Protest 2020, MSP, Adv Vijay Sardana
The newly enacted Farmers Laws have been a point of burning debate in the country. The Government ensures that the legislations will open fresh avenues for farmers and bring in a steady rise in their ...
Supreme Court of India rules denying child care leave for mothers of disabled kids violates constitutional rights.
23 April, 2024 11:15 AMQuestions on the suitability of waste-to-energy plants in Delhi are not new, but the 2,000 tonnes per day Waste to Energy (WTE) plant, situated in the middle of the dense residential areas around Sukhdev Vihar, is not just a major environmental worry but an example of how siting rules can be bent to accommodate a heavily polluting enterprise.
23 April, 2024 12:29 PMSupreme Court rules movie trailers aren't promises or offers, not enforceable by law.
23 April, 2024 03:01 PMSC expands contempt case to include FMCGs for misleading ads, grills IMA, asks for government affidavits.
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