Posts

Image
Our students K. Vamsi  G. Shvtangh  C. Kreetish  P. Prajwal D. Sai Nidhi  P . Sahasra Won 2nd Prize at DLSA, City Civil  Courts, Hyderabad, Reel Making Competion 26-01-2026  

Legal Rights of Live-in Partners

Image
                        Legal Rights of Live-in Partners        AI-generated image In a society, a change can't be easily accepted; it can take decades to get accustomed to it. Most of us prefer the comfort of history over the uncertainty of the future. For this reason, we often resist or even fear the idea of change. This resistance to change is especially evident in Indian society, which values its attachment to traditional customs. In which the common tradition is to have a family based on the concept of matrimony. There are ideological conflicts, especially among the younger generations like   millennial generation and Generation X, questioning “whether marriage is necessary for a man and woman to live together?” It is about personal choice, supported by law as long as both individuals are consenting adults. The relationship between a man and a woman is always seen as that o...

Religion and Law in India: An Analysis

Image
                                                          Religion and Law in India:  An  Analysis  Introduction:                 Religion which is one of the fundamental and social institutions has been founded upon the bedrock of the morality and believes guiding the personal as well as the spiritual conduct of the individuals. Although religion is basically a personal aspect, at the same time profoundly influences the society. However one should not be oblivious of the fact that very frequently religion is used for committing the crimes thereby disrupting the public tranquillity. Religious Freedom: A Fundamental Right The fundamental right to religious freedom guaranteed by the constitution of India evidently confers power to the State so as to res...

“Digital Abuse Is Still Abuse "– Protection available under POCSO Act, 2012

Image
                                                                @ Childline India-- Online Safety INTRODUCTION: Her phone kept buzzing but she was too scared to look. Nikitha, a 17-year- old girl who broke up with her boyfriend, was horrified when she saw what he sent. He started to threaten her, saying that he would release her morphed photos publicly. What Nikitha faced was just not “online bullying". It was an incident which made her life questionable. Not being able to bear the society’s comments which led to an attempt of suicide. It is not just about Nikitha it’s about many girls in this generation. Its about time that we take action or to know how to take action against these incidents. Under the POCSO Act, 2012 morphing a minor’s photos, creating sexualized images, or sharing them - even as a...

Thumbs-Up Emoji πŸ‘: Its validity under Indian Laws and Canadian Law: An Analysis

Image
  Thumbs-Up Emoji  πŸ‘ : Its validity under Indian  Laws and Canadian Law: An  Analysis                                                        Parkova/Shutterstock.com Introduction In the modern digital world, communication has moved far beyond plain text. With the rapid growth of smartphones and social media platforms such as Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Snapchat, and others, digital communication has become an essential part of daily life. For our daily needs, we increasingly rely on digital modes to share information, ideas, and responses. The style of communication has changed distinctly. In addition to using sentences to express emotions, ideas, reactions, and intentions, people now commonly use emojis, stickers, and GIFs. These visual symbols have become an integral part of digital communicati...