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Indian Penal Code – Chapter IX-A of Offences Related to Elections

Section 171A – “Candidate” and “Electoral right” defined –  This section defines the two terminologies for an easier understanding of the whole chapter.  As per clause (a) of the section, “candidate” means any person, for the purpose of the election, has been nominated as a candidate so that he/she can

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Impossibility of Fair Arbitration Proceedings in India

The Parliament through Amendment has substituted and inserted several clauses in The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Namely, an application of referring a matter to an arbitration agreement has been found invalid, if the application so referred under the Act, is not accompanied by an original or duly certified copy

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Rule of Law

Rule of law is not a recent concept. It is believed that the theory was first proposed by Aristotle in 350 BC. In India, the concept can be traced to the Upanishads which state that the law is the king of the kings and that there is nothing higher than

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Parole and Probation in India

Parole is defined as a temporary release of a person from prison before the completion of his or her sentence on the promise of good behavior. The grounds on which a person can be out on parole are given in the Prison act of 1894 and Prison act of 1900.

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Secularism in India

INTRODUCTION The weighty connotations that the word ‘secularism’ carries in India are of recent origin. There being neither an institutionalized religion nor a defined corpus of belief to the majority of people, generally known as Hindus, there was no occasion of conflict or even debate between the secular authority and

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Critique on Educational System in India

Abstract Education is one of the most significant factors for a nation like India where children and young minds dominate the demography. When in 2002 our country finally understood the role and importance of education, they enacted the RTE, act 2009 (The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education

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Right of a Child Born Out of Wedlock- Still a Deadlock

The question of the legitimacy of a child plays a vital role in granting rights. Anything which is not in accordance with the law is considered illegitimate, similarly, any child born out of wedlock is considered as an ‘illegitimate child. In India any child born during the continuation of marriage

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