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HEALERS ARE NOT TRADERS…..

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                                                         https://www.instagram.com/indian__law_firm     HEALERS ARE NOT TRADERS….. INTRODUCTION Medical science is not exact. Every doctor knows this, accepts this, and lives with this reality every single day. If medicine were exact, textbooks would be enough and patients would heal uniformly. But medicine doesn’t work that way. It never has.   Most of the time, we begin treatment empirically. Not because we are careless, but because waiting for perfect clarity can cost a life. Many conditions simply do not come with neat, universally accepted treatment protocols. Even when protocols exist, no two patients respond in the same way to the same drug. One improves, another deteriorates, and a third surprises you altogether. Outcomes differ, despit...
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Legal Rights of Live-in Partners

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                        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

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                                                          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...