ABSTRACT This paper explores the legal framework, challenges, and policy implications surrounding minor contracts in India. Under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, minors are deemed incompetent to contract, rendering such agreements void…

ABSTRACT: In India, domestic violence of women is a widespread societal problem that has its roots in structural hurdles, gender inequality, and cultural standards. The goal of this research is to present…

ABSTRACT: Digital age has become inevitable and has incomparable benefits for both a private individual and businesses. The Internet has evolved in  a significant manner which avails service to users and various…

Abstract This comprehensive article examines the hidden costs associated with unpaid care work, focusing on its gender dimensions and implications for human rights, social justice, and economic equality. The analysis explores the…

In India, media laws balance freedom of expression with societal interests through constitutional provisions like Article 19 and specific statutes. This paper explores their role in upholding democracy, particularly during elections. It addresses the challenges media faces, the judiciary’s role, and international perspectives on media freedom. Recent amendments respond to new media forms, aiming to maintain responsible journalism in a changing landscape.

ABSTRACT The objective of this project is to tell about the various types of geographical indications on the products present in India and its effectiveness and how are the laws of geographical…

ABSTRACT This research paper dwells into the future prospects and challenges faced by international humanitarian laws. The paper examined the effectiveness of IHL during major conflicts like World Wars I and II,…

ABSTRACT This research delves into the intricate dynamics of gender neutrality in addressing sexual offenses, particularly within the framework of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which currently fails to recognize men and…

Abstract It is very well said that “Justice delayed is justice denied” but this does not mean that Justice is always delayed by denied, firstly you have to stand for Justice. Delaying…

Abstract The evolution of consumer protection laws in India traces its origins to the early 20th century, culminating in a landmark moment with the enactment of the Consumer Protection Act in 1986….