The legal research methodology is a process to find answers to a legal question. It is about learning and understanding the laws, interpreting the basic principles and on that basis forming an opinion. Right from law students to experienced lawyers, everybody spends most of their time on legal research. In this article, we will learn […]
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Our freedom of speech and expression is derived from the constitution of India. Our right to voice our emotions, opinions, and other forms of expression in a free manner into the open space is what defines India as a democratic country. Mass media plays a major role in our lives on both how we express
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With the plethora of options available on the internet, the correct match as to what TV show interest us isn’t easy to find. I spend almost an hour every time finding the best match as to what law-related shows I should watch next… here’s a list of top 8 legal series that you shouldn’t miss
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The jurisdiction and procedural concepts can build your confidence, but reversed grasp at the fundamentals of writs and Supreme Court jurisdiction, civil and criminal procedure and principles of evidence is imperative to ensure that you are not caught off guard at the opening conversation. We will discuss the theory and the Constitutional basis of the
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This Blog has been written by Saachi Dudeja. She is a student of DAV Public school, Gurugram. There are so many people who are victims of online shaming. Quite undoubtedly the situation takes an ugly turn when netizens just pass their verdicts instead of expressing opinions. One is innocent until proven guilty. There is no
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After the First War of Independence or the Revolt of 1857 people of India developed a sense of nationalism for their motherland. They understood that they would need to fight for their country and save their motherland from the British Raj. People developed a sense of nationalism. Nationalism denotes patriotism or devotion to the nation.Culture
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On Account of India’s 74th Independence Day, Sweta D. Gowda accepting our Invitation for content submission for Independence week sent us the below poem. Oh! soldiersOh! our brave soldiers,Thank you for being our country’s firm shoulders.Tricolour flag waving up in the sky,Keeping in mind you always qualify. Being on borders beyond the reach of your family members,You
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The supreme court of India‘s 3 Judge bench constituting Justice Arun Mishra, Justice B. R Gavai, and Justice Krishna Murari on 14th August 2020 ruled that Sr. Advocate “Mr. Prashant Bhusan is guilty of having committed criminal contempt of this Court.” Short brief of the 108-page judgment by the SC: 1. A petition was filed
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On Account of India’s 74th Independence Day, Prachi Pant accepting our Invitation for content submission for Independence week sent us the below poem. Prachi is a student at the Delhi University Warriors of Freedom When the country is deep asleepand the darkness covers the sky;They are the saviours of our sovereign land,bearing the deepest scars of war.
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On Account of India’s 74th Independence Day, Priya accepting our Invitation for content submission for Independence week sent us a poem. She is a creative thinker, love to write two liners, poem, writing with both types wordsmith and generalist. And The featured image has been contributed by PRAJAPATI SHIVANSHU KISHORE Salute to the Resolute. The world is
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