Section 125 CrPC: Can males claim maintenance?
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Section 125 CrPC: Can males claim maintenance?

Maintenance laws play a crucial role in providing financial assistance and ensuring social welfare for individuals who are unable to sustain themselves. In India, these laws are designed to protect the rights of vulnerable individuals, such as wives, children, and parents, and provide them with the necessary means to meet their basic needs. However, do men in India fall into that category of vulnerable individuals? Let's delve into a thought-provoking blog. 

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Yogi Adityanath: The monk who changed the fate of UP
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Yogi Adityanath: The monk who changed the fate of UP

Uttar Pradesh holds immense significance due to its rich culture, heritage, and historical significance. The soil of Uttar Pradesh is soaked in blood and sweat as it has witnessed many historical events, making it a region filled with challenges and profound importance.

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10 Lesser Known Facts on Ramayana: The Epic
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10 Lesser Known Facts on Ramayana: The Epic

The Epic Hindu text known as the "Ramayana" is believed to be several centuries old, with its origins dating back to ancient times, probably between 500 BCE to 100 BCE. Still, the exact age of the Ramayana cannot be determined as it has been passed down through generations orally before being written down. The composition of Ramayana is attributed to the sage Valmiki, who is considered its author.

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Judicial Review: Can re-appreciation of evidence be done at the stage of Judicial Review?
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Judicial Review: Can re-appreciation of evidence be done at the stage of Judicial Review?

Judicial review has been a subject of Courts since the landmark judgement of Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala. But this time, the Supreme Court had to decide whether evidence could be re-appreciated in case of departmental enquiry proceedings in the appellate stage.

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Obscenity Laws in India: Meaning, Punishment & Cases
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Obscenity Laws in India: Meaning, Punishment & Cases

Obscenity is a contentious subject that often tests the boundaries between freedom of expression and societal morality. In India, obscenity laws play a crucial role in maintaining public order, protecting individuals from offensive content, and upholding societal values. This article delves into the concept of obscenity, explores how it is identified, examines the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and various laws, and discusses recent instances of obscenity in India. 

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Are Maternity Leave Provisions Available for University Students?
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Are Maternity Leave Provisions Available for University Students?

Maternity leave is a fundamental right for women, and its significance extends to various aspects of their lives, including education. But do university students have the same entitlement?

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The Story of our 29th State: Telangana 
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The Story of our 29th State: Telangana 

On this day, in the year 2014, Telangana became the 29th State of India but as the saying goes, “Rome wasn’t built in a day”, the formation of Telangana wasn’t easy either. On June 02 every year, Telangana celebrates its Formation Day. 

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Right to Property: Is it a fundamental right?
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Right to Property: Is it a fundamental right?

We Indians have a weird attachment to the word property, don't we? We talk about how rich we would have been if only we bought that property in the early 90s. Our conversation revolves around buying and owning a piece of land or a house, or multiple ones.

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International Monetary Fund: Establishment, Functions & Assistance
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International Monetary Fund: Establishment, Functions & Assistance

Over the years, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has helped countries overcome several challenging economic situations. This financial institution was established to promote global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, smoothen international trade, and reduce poverty worldwide, which continues to evolve and adapt to the ever-changing world economy. But before digging any deeper, it’s important that we first deal with its history. 

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Citizenship Act of India: Meaning, Controversies and Cases
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Citizenship Act of India: Meaning, Controversies and Cases

The citizenship law in India has been controversial and debated in recent years, particularly due to the enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in December 2019. The CAA introduced amendments to the existing citizenship law and sparked widespread protests and concerns. 

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Legal events & judgments of May 2023
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Legal events & judgments of May 2023

Welcome to our Monthly Legal Updates, where we provide you with a concise overview of the most significant legal developments in India from the past month.

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Top 10 Current Affairs May 2023
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Top 10 Current Affairs May 2023

We are back with our monthly wrap-up, to keep you informed and up to date with the latest current affairs. Be it the news of demonetization or the auction of the sword of a legend, the month of May was anything but boring. So don’t worry; we won’t keep you waiting for long. Let’s have a look at the current affairs for the month of May!

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World No Tobacco Day 2023: Meghalaya becomes the "Cancer Capital" of India
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World No Tobacco Day 2023: Meghalaya becomes the "Cancer Capital" of India

Meghalaya is the "cancer capital of India" with respect to oesophagal, lung, nose, and throat cancers, says Ram Kumar, Additional Secretary of Health and Family Welfare Department and Mission Director of the National Health Mission, Meghalaya, on the concluding day of a function observing World No Tobacco Day. 

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Legislature v. Judiciary: Which is more powerful?
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Legislature v. Judiciary: Which is more powerful?

Let us take you back to the 6th Standard, when we all learned about the three branches of the Government: the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary. The Legislature makes the law, the Executive implements it, and the Judiciary interprets it. If you are wondering why we are suddenly teaching you 'civics', please bear with us; we have an explanation!

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CLAT 2024: Exam Date Released, Application Form, Eligibility Criteria
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CLAT 2024: Exam Date Released, Application Form, Eligibility Criteria

As per the recent Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) notification, CLAT 2024 will be conducted on 3 December 2023 (UG & PG). This means CLAT 2024 online applications will open anytime soon, along with the counselling process. 

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Special Marriage Act: What is it?
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Special Marriage Act: What is it?

The Special Marriage Act of 1954 (SMA) in India allows for solemnising marriages between individuals of different religions or castes. It provides a legal framework for interfaith & inter-caste marriages to ensure that such marriages are registered and legally recognised. Under the Special Marriage Act, any two persons: 

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G20 Summit: Objectives, Achievements and 2023 India Presidency
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G20 Summit: Objectives, Achievements and 2023 India Presidency

The Group of 20 (G20) is an international forum that fosters economic cooperation, held annually under the leadership of a rotating Presidency. The G20 is the premier grouping of the world's largest economies that functions to create certain international standards to deal with the most critical issues. On the horizon of the world economy, the G20's rise is an important development.

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Why SC allowed the controversial practice of Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu?
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Why SC allowed the controversial practice of Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu?

The Decades old practice of Jallikattu has always been centred around controversies. Both Animal rights organizations and Courts have raised concerns about the cruel treatment of animals and the sport's violent and hazardous nature, which can result in injuries and even death of both the bulls and the participants involved.

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