HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD
Abstract Human rights in the contemporary world encompass a range of fundamental freedoms and characteristics. These rights include civil, politi
LEGAL BATTLE OVER LGBTQIA+ TERMINOLOGY IN INDIA’S MEDICAL CURRICULUM
INTRODUCTION In a significant legal development, the Madras High Court on February 3, 2024, raised its voice of strong objection to the National
Decriminalization of Homosexuality and the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage
ABSTRACT The constitution envisions constitutional morality and fraternity principles, aspiring to an inclusive society that accommodates all class
MERIT VS. QUOTA : SUPREME COURT RULING ON CHANDIGARH MEDICAL PG SEATS
Case Name: DR. TANVI BEHL VS. SHREY GOEL & Ors. Case Number: CIVIL APPEAL NO. 9289 OF 2019 with civil appeal no. 9290 & 9291 of 2019 With
CAN PROMOTION OVERRIDE THE PROCEDURAL RULES OF RECRUITMENT?
Case Name: Jyostnamayee Mishra v. The State of Odisha & Ors. Case Number: SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CIVIL) NO.13984 OF 2023 Date of Judgment: J
THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN INDIAN JUDICIARY: Progress & Challenges
ABSTRACT With the advantages of all the traditional stereotypes men have been dominating the legal field so far but to achieve gender equality and
Supreme Court Overturns Delhi HC Order on Caste Slur Case, Upholds Magistrate’s Order
CASE TITLE – Priti Agarwalla & Ors. v. The State of GNCT of Delhi & Ors. CASE NUMBER – Criminal Appeal No(s). 348 of 2021 & 349 of
Delhi High Court Acknowledges Petitioner’s Compliance Efforts, Mandates Reassessment for CAPF Role Eligibility
Case Name: Akshay Choudhary v. Union of India, Ministry of Home Affairs & Ors Case No.: W.P.(C) 5602/2024 Dated: May 20, 2024 Quorum: J
Supreme Court Affirms Metropolitan Magistrate’s Ruling: Insufficient Evidence for Public Caste-Based Abuse Claims Leads to Dismissal of FIR Application
Supreme Court Affirms Metropolitan Magistrate’s Ruling: Insufficient Evidence for Public Caste-Based Abuse Claims Leads to Dismissal of FIR Appli
Reservation for transgenders in India.
Transgender persons have long been marginalized and discriminated against in India. They have faced discrimination in education, employment, health
