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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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Whether a screenshot is admissible as evidence?

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This Blog is written By Mr. Utkarsh Anand Student of  Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow & Miss. Prinshu Yadav Student of  Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow. Not only the primary piece of evidence ( under Chapter V of the Evidence Act, 1872 ) is of great importance, but also the court gives equal importance to Documentary evidence during the course of the trial. Section 62 and Section 63 of The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 deals with the admissibility of primary and secondary evidence respectively. In the course of proceedings before a court, there prevails a ceaseless plight as to the mode and aspect of admissibility of electronic evidence or records during the course of the trial. The Supreme Court has repeatedly, over means of various judicial pronouncements, staunched to resolve this procedural duality. However, recent augmentations have shown the paradoxical intention of the Apex Court. In the case of   Anvar P.V. v. P.K. Basheer and others [1] . Supreme Court co
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Legislation regarding economic offenders and its international protocol

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This Blog is written By Mr.  C. Naveen Kumar Student of  School of Excellence in Law, Tamilnadu. Abstract An economy that does not consider the well-being of all will not serve the purposes of peace and growth of well-being among the people of all nations. India is an exclusive democratic country. The economic policies withhold the Industrial, Trade, Monetary, Fiscal aspect for a country. No law in our country states the economic offenders or the offense constituted by them. The type of offenses takes place in the International boundaries as well. Most of the acts executed only within the jurisdiction of the country. The social damage caused by economic crimes is mostly invisible and may be victimless . In G-20 9(Buenos Aires) (Nov 30, 2018), India suggested nine points on the economic offenders on an international platform. This article will discuss the Economic offense, the offenders, and the social damage caused by them. This paper also includes international conventions regar
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Role and significance of ICJ

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This Blog is written By Miss  R. Rebecca Vasanthini Percy Student of  School of excellence in law, Tamilnadu Introduction: We all would have often thought to ourselves as to why do we need courts, judges, lawyers, and law in a country? The answer is so palpable, without courts and law a country cannot attain peace, law, and order in a country. We live in a world where a lot of crimes take place and people cannot be controlled from committing wrong unless there is a law and order to safeguard our country, that’s the reason we have courts. Courts provide justice to all people irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, sex, status, etc. Starting from the low level, we have panchayats in the villages, district courts or magistrates in every district, high courts in all the states, and Supreme courts in each country. These mechanisms are used to resolve disputes within a country. What is the solution or the mechanism used for settling disputes between various countries? Imagine if there
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