Lexkhoj Research Journal of Law and Socio-Economic Issues ISSN 2456-4524, Volume II Issue I Lexkhoj Research Journal of Law and Socio-Economic Issues is an open access law journal, publishing critical approaches to socio-legal study and multi-disciplinary analysis of issues related to law and socio-economic. The journal will strive to combine
This is an Expert Contribution from Adv. Kanishk Agarwal, Founder, CriTaxCorp (A Law Firm) In today’s generation, every citizen has moved towards digitalization so cryptocurrency which is entitled as ‘utility settlement coin’ came with the new trend which helps in a secure transaction. It is playing a huge role in changing
The Madhya Pradesh Assembly in December 2017 unanimously passed a bill which pertains to awarding death to those found guilty of the offense of rape against the girls aged twelve and below. With this, Madhya Pradesh becomes the solo state in the country where such rape offenses will face
The progress of a nation is measured by the number of welfare measures it provides to its citizens. The notion of state intervention in the well-being of its residents is an accepted norm across the world. This commitment towards the betterment of the people’s lives is most pronounced in the
ABOUT THE COMPETITION With an objective to enhance the writing talents of young budding professionals, Legge Rhythms Media and Publications in association with Swarna Bharatha News come up with the 3rd National Essay Writing Competition 2017. ABOUT LEGGE RHYTHMS Legge Rhythms Media and Publications is a one stop destination for law students.
The Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections ended after a long dramatic political war between the arch political rivals. The elections had been a litmus test to prove the credibility of Modi-Shah duo and Rahul Gandhi’s leadership abilities. The results are out, and the Bharatiya Janta Party managed to secure
The status of women in India has been a major issue for decades. According to the various religions that prevail in India, women are to be worshipped in all circumstances. But the reality is that we worship goddesses whereas women are subjected to harassment and maltreatment. While sexual harassment has
The freedom of expression is one of the most cherished rights in a modern democratic state. India has been one of the first nation in the world to recognize the importance of this valued principle by incorporating it into her Constitution. The Article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution of India
The K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India judgment has upheld privacy as Fundamental Right. This is the most consequential judgment of this decade. It works in favor of the liberal and feminist movement demanding decriminalization of homosexuality (along with recognizing same-sex marriage) and criminalization of Marital Rape. Both the demands,
On November 8, 2016, the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi announced that all the 500 and 1000 rupees notes would cease to be a legal tender. According to the reports, it was applied to the 86% of the currency in circulation. During that time, up to 95% of
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