Zero FIR and e-FIR: How to File and What to Do If Refused
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Zero FIR and e-FIR: How to File and What to Do If Refused

In the high-profile case of Sushant Singh Rajput's death, the initial FIR was not filed in Mumbai, where he passed away, but by his parents in Patna. This type of FIR, known as a Zero FIR, allows reporting a crime even if it occurred outside the local police station's jurisdiction.

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How New IEA is Different from Old IEA?
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How New IEA is Different from Old IEA?

The Indian Evidence Act decides what evidence can be used in Indian courts for both civil and criminal cases. But now the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA) is a game-changer for India's criminal laws, replacing the old Indian Evidence Act of 1872 (IEA) with modern and new provisions. It officially came into effect on 1st July 2024 after getting the nod from both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

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How New CrPC is Different from Old CrPC?
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How New CrPC is Different from Old CrPC?

Understanding the criminal laws can be tricky, especially when the rules change. The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS), aims to modernise and improve the old Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). This new criminal law seeks to make the justice system faster, more transparent, and more focused on victims.

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How New IPC is Different from Old IPC?
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How New IPC is Different from Old IPC?

Who could have imagined 100 years ago that cybercrime would become a serious offence? Just like how crimes and criminals have changed a lot over the past century, our criminal laws also need to keep up and change.

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Types of Offences in India
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Types of Offences in India

The word "offence" is frequently heard in our daily lives, whether in news reports or courtrooms. But what does it truly mean in the context of Indian criminal laws? Offences, simply put, are acts or omissions that are punishable under the law. 

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Doctrine of Frustration: Competitive Exam Questions with Concepts Explained!
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Doctrine of Frustration: Competitive Exam Questions with Concepts Explained!

Hey, learners! Guess what? We've got a super interesting article for you this time. We're diving specifically into the Contract Act, checking out something called the 'Doctrine of Frustration'. But here's the fun part – we're not going into the super complicated sections of the Indian Contract Act. Instead, we're going to tackle it by answering questions from the CLAT PG 2024.

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Understanding the Constitutional Bench Judgments of 2023
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Understanding the Constitutional Bench Judgments of 2023

2023 saw many Constitutional Bench judgments, with more hits than misses! But the point remains: how good were the good judgments, and what impact would the bad ones leave?

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CLAT PG 2024: Complete Question Paper Analysis
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CLAT PG 2024: Complete Question Paper Analysis

From an increase in the number of passages to a more time-consuming format, this year's CLAT PG brought some surprises. On 3 December 2023, The Common Law Admission Test for Post-Graduate Studies (CLAT LLM) was conducted for the academic year 2024-25. With an impressive 93.92% of registered students taking the exam, the excitement was high, and the stakes were raised. However, some students struggled with longer questions, making it hard to complete the entire paper.

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Internship Opportunity at NUSRL Ranchi: Limited Vacancies!
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Internship Opportunity at NUSRL Ranchi: Limited Vacancies!

As we approach the end of the year, it's a great time to explore new job opportunities. If you're looking for a chance to make a meaningful impact, consider applying for the role of Program Coordinator at the Department of Personnel and Training in the Capacity Building Commission. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to organisational development and grow your career. The application deadline is 15 December, so don't wait too long to submit your application.

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Job Opening at Capacity Building Commission, New Delhi: Apply Now!
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Job Opening at Capacity Building Commission, New Delhi: Apply Now!

As we enter the year's final month, plenty of job opportunities are available for professionals, scholars, and newcomers alike. With so many options, deciding which one to pursue can be overwhelming. However, one opportunity stands out from the rest- the role of Program Coordinator at the Department of Personnel and Training in the Capacity Building Commission. This position offers a unique chance to contribute to organisational development and make a meaningful impact. 

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Kurukshetra University Organizes 1st National Moot Court Competition: Register Now!
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Kurukshetra University Organizes 1st National Moot Court Competition: Register Now!

Attention Readers!📢 The Faculty of Law, Kurukshetra University, is organising the 1st National Moot Court Competition 2024 from 29 February to 2 March 2024. 

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NCRB Report 2022 Highlights: Crimes in India
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NCRB Report 2022 Highlights: Crimes in India

The release of the much-awaited NCRB Report (National Crime Records Bureau) of 2022 revealed some shocking statistics on crime rates in India, looking at which one can't help but question the reality of crime decline in India.

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Should India have compulsory military service?
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Should India have compulsory military service?

India's army boasts over 1.4 million active personnel, making it the second-largest in the world and also the world's largest volunteer army. Some Indians believe that compulsory military training and conscription should be implemented, citing countries such as Singapore and South Korea as examples. 

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Deepfake Technology: A Growing Threat that Steals your Face
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Deepfake Technology: A Growing Threat that Steals your Face

Have you ever wondered if your face or voice could be used without your permission? Imagine a world where someone can create videos that look exactly like you, saying things you've never said. That's the unsettling reality of deepfake technology. In India, even though it's not widespread in politics, there's growing concern about the potential misuse of deepfakes. So, how did we get here, and what can we do to protect ourselves from this digital threat? 

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Tricks to learn Indian Constitution using Mnemonics
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Tricks to learn Indian Constitution using Mnemonics

Mastering the Indian Constitution is crucial for many competitive exams. Every article within its pages carries equal weight, making it a must-know subject. While our previous blog shared some savvy tricks, we're back with a twist! Get ready for a bunch of new tricks- the secret to remembering things effortlessly with innovative mnemonic strategies.🧠

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Section 498A IPC: Law against Cruelty towards Women
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Section 498A IPC: Law against Cruelty towards Women

In a society where marriages are highly valued, Section 498A of IPC both harms & protects. It addresses the issue of domestic violence, dowry harassment & gender equality but also raises concerns about justice and societal expectations like the arrest of an accused without investigation on a mere complaint, fake FIRs & impact on family relationships. Nearly 31,000 complaints of crimes committed against women had been received by the National Commission for Women (NCW) in 2022, the highest since 2014. Shocking!

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Are the Child Abuse Laws in India Enough to Protect Children?
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Are the Child Abuse Laws in India Enough to Protect Children?

Did you know a study conducted by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has found that 55% of children in India have experienced some kind of abuse, with 25% facing physical abuse, 16% facing sexual abuse, and 11% being victims of verbal or emotional abuse? 

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Hate Speech: Understanding & Combating it in India
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Hate Speech: Understanding & Combating it in India

Have you ever encountered words online or offline that made you uncomfortable? Whether it's online or offline, words can deeply impact us. That's why it's important to talk about hate speech, which is when words are used as weapons to hurt or belittle people because of who they are. Did you know more than one hateful incident happened daily in the first half of 2023? Can you imagine? 

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