India has the most democratic people on the planet. However, India and its people had endured centuries of enslavement. After the passage of numerous laws, most notably the Indian Penal Code, 1860, India abolishes its system of slavery. The right against exploitation is provided by Articles 23 and 24 of ... Read More

Arrest is a legal procedure that revokes personal liberty, which is otherwise recognized as a basic right and guaranteed to all people. Article 22 establishes legal protections against arbitrary detention and arrest. An arrest has significant consequences and may only be performed with the permission of the law and in ... Read More

The plaintiff's trade name, trade mark, or other getup can be used in the passing-off action to lead potential customers to believe that his goods or company were those of the plaintiff. The tort is based on the defendant's deception. The deception is directed at potential buyers of products or ... Read More

Procedure Established by Law means a law adopted by the legislature or the relevant authority is valid if it has followed the proper procedure. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution states that "no person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty unless in accordance with the procedure established ... Read More

India is governed by a parliamentary system with two Houses of Parliament modelled after the British system. The President of India serves as the country's national or nominal Head of State, in the same capacity as the Queen or King of England. Despite being the executive leader of the state, ... Read More

Minorities include any national cultural, ethnic, religious, and linguistic minorities recognized by national legislation or globally binding declarations, as well as minorities who define and organize themselves as such. Who are the minorities? In the constitution, the term "minority" is not defined. It literally implies a group that is ... Read More

For many years, it has been in practice that prisoner of war or other such prisoners are being released earlier than the time period decided in the original judgement. There are certain circumstantial situations under which, prisoners can be legally released to go home, which legally defines the term parole. ... Read More

India has fought to combat the threat posed by global climate change while maintaining its rapid economic growth. Due to its extensive reliance on natural resources and industries that are climate-sensitive, such as forestry, agriculture, and water, the economy is likely to face serious risks as a result of the ... Read More

India is now on track to surpass China to become the second-largest producer of steel after rising to third place in 2015. Given that India consumes 61 kg less steel per person than the global average of 208 kg, there is substantial room for expansion. However, due to the ... Read More

The National River Conservation Authority voted in March 2001 to execute the initiative with a 70:30 cost split between the federal government and the states. A minimum of 10% of the overall cost must come from the public for the latter's portion. The National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) ... Read More