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Empowerment of Indian women: Amendments in Hindu Succession act, 1956

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This Blog is written By Miss.  Vaasawa Sharma  Pursuing Ph.D. from Amity University, Gurugram. Abstract: In the ancient times, the position of women was very respectable and pious. In our epics such as Mahabharata and Ramayan, women have treated the root of Dharmas. She was always being given the position of between half of her husband. But with the advent of time, the position of women gradually declined. In the period of dharma shastras and Puranas, the girls were not given the proper opportunity to gain an education.   Many of our customs and traditions were in force which astonishingly made women suffer a lot. In the 21 st century, certain laws and regulations were made o give women, a better position and equal status with men. One such change includes the major amendment made in the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 in 2005 which has given rights to daughters in coparcenary property. Many other changes were also being made to improve the status of women in coparcenary property so that
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Scope of article 19 1(a) of constitution and reasonable restriction

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This Blog is written By Mr. Priyanshu Srivastava Student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida & Miss Shireen Mirza Student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida Introduction Freedom of speech is the first condition of liberty. Speech is one of the greatest gifts of mankind. A human being can convey his thoughts, sentiments, and other feelings through speech. If we see Freedom of speech and expression it is a natural right, which acquires by a human being from his birth. It is also regarded as the first condition of liberty and a basic right. According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; the right also includes freedom to hold opinions without any interference and to seek and receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers”. The essence of UDHR reflected in Article 19(1) (a) of the Indian Constitution. In Indian Democracy Freedom of Speech and Expression is indispensable in
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A change In Indian Politics From Ancient Era to Modern Era

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This Blog is written By Mr. Kushmankar Student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida & Mr.  Kushagra Vikram Student of  Amity Law School, Lucknow Introduction On hearing the words politics, what usually spring to mind are images of government, politicians and their policies or more negatively the idea of corruption and dirty tricks the words politics derived from the Greek words polis, meaning the state or community as a whole. Many political thinkers give their view regarding politics. Aristotle who is father political science says that man is by nature a political animal in another word it has deep within the instinct of man so, in this article, there is a discussion of the politics of India has changed from ancient to modern era. Vedic Period The main source of the information for the study of early Vedic people is the Rigveda. Rig Vedic society was a semi-nomadic tribal society with a pastoral economy. Society was patriarchal and the eldest male of the Kutumba was the head
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Software copyright and Patent

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  This Blog is written By Mr. Sarthak Potdar of  prestige institute of management and research, Indore  & Miss. Divya Shah of  Pravin Gandhi college of law, Mumbai Introduction Software is a product of human intellect and hard work; it would be appropriate to term it as “intellectual property”. Considering the pivotal role, it plays in the world economy and its development, the protection of software is crucial and it needs to be dealt with. The problems faced by the said sector mainly deals with unauthorized production or piracy. The protection has become increasingly necessary because every day the economy loses out on a staggering amount of money. Piracy is increasingly becoming a global menace. Software copyright is generally used by developers to curb privacy and the unauthorized copying of their software. [1]  In simple words, A  software patent  or copyright is a legal way to protect your software source code, idea, or invention, Thus infringement of the said copyright c
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