Author name: Mayank Bansal

3rd Year Law student at National Law University, Sonepat.

Criminal Intimidation under Indian Penal Code

Criminal Intimidation under Indian Penal Code

The criminal activities in India are governed by the provision of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It is a substantive law that describes all the criminal offences and punishes the offenders for their conduct. The offence of criminal intimidation is also one such offence that is dealt with under Chapter XII of the India Penal […]

Grievous Hurt under Indian Penal Code

Grievous Hurt under Indian Penal Code

The offense of Grievous hurt is one of the core offenses that affect the human body. It is dealt with under Chapter XI of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and due punishment has been prescribed for the same. In this article, we will explore the meaning of Grievous hurt, types and punishment for the offense

Ancient and Modern Sources of Hindu Law

Sources of Hindu Law- Nature of Hindu law

The Hindu system of Jurisprudence is the most ancient legal system in the world and it has been prevalent since the emergence of humanity. So, it is essential to know the various sources of Hindu law from which it has evolved. The term “source of Hindu law” means the authority from which the law has

Fundamental Rights of Indian constitution

6 Fundamental Rights of Indian constitution

In our democratic setup, the Constitution provides for certain unenviable and infallible rights to the people to provide them with a dignified and meaningful life. These rights are popularly known as “Fundamental Rights of the Indian constitution” which is enshrined under part 3 of the Indian constitution. These fundamental rights served as a barometer based

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