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Gautam Khoiwal

Law Student

Is India a safe environment for animals?

Cows, tigers, lions, elephants, horses, bulls, snakes, and monkeys are all revered in Hindu mythology. The Vedas, Hinduism’s early writings (written in the second millennium BCE), preach ahimsa, or nonviolence, to all living things. In Hinduism, killing an animal is considered a violation of ahimsa and results in negative karma. […]

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Mob lynching in India

According to an IndiaSpend research, the number of incidences of mob lynching is on the rise every year. The term “vigilance” is described by the Cambridge dictionary as “law enforcement conducted by a self-appointed group of persons without any legal authority.” People who want to enforce legal power without any […]

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Adultery

Adultery is a French word that came from the Latin verb “adulterium,” which means “to corrupt”. Adultery is described as a consensual extramarital sexual connection that is considered impolite on social, religious, and moral grounds, as well as earlier on legal ones. Even if adultery is no longer a criminal […]

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Legal analysis of doxxing

What is the definition of doxxing?Doxxing, short for “dropping dox,” is an internet attack in which hackers collect personal information and documents, hence the “dox” element of “dropping dox,” in […]

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Virtual Rape

The topic of virtual reality rape has not been extensively popularised as of now. Despite the fact that it has been discussed, today’s societal construct only permits rape to occur […]

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Pardoning Power of President

Pardon A pardon is a decision by the government or the executive branch to relieve a person of culpability for an alleged crime or other legal offence as though the act never happened. Why do you need a pardon? Individuals may be awarded pardons if they have proved that they […]

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Concept of Gift (Hiba) Under Muslim Law

IntroductionA Muslim’s property can be devolved in a variety of ways. Property can be transferred inter vivos (gifted) or through testamentary dispositions under Muslim law (will). A disposition inter vivos is unconstrained in terms of quantum, and a Muslim can gift his entire estate during his lifetime, but only one-third […]

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Love Jihad

As we all know, a few days ago in Uttar Pradesh, police come and allegedly beaten up a Muslim guy and halted his marriage because the police received false and unauthentic information that a Muslim man and a Hindu girl were marrying after a Dalit girl converted her faith from […]

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Net Neutrality: A Public Demand

Net neutrality refers to the idea that internet service providers such as Comcast and Verizon should treat all material passing through their cables and mobile towers identically. That means they shouldn’t be allowed to put some information in “fast lanes” while restricting or discriminating against other information. To put it […]

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Necessity of Uniform Civil Code

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO HAVE A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE?In this context, a uniform civil code refers to a single law that applies to all Indian citizens in personal concerns including marriage, divorce, custody, adoption, and inheritance. Its goal is to replace the current system of disjointed personal rules that […]

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Drone Technology

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), sometimes known as “drones,” are aircraft that have been in use since the early 1900s but do not have human pilots. Drones’ role developed to include […]

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