Surrogacy is a form of third-party reproduction method in which a woman agrees to a pregnancy for the affected parent(s) who is medically incapable of conceiving. Surrogacy, as a comprehensive term, may be a statutory settlement between a woman, or surrogate mother, and expectant parents
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In law, the purpose of punishment is to prevent the wrongdoer from committing the same offence again. Punishment follows the wrongful act. Chapter II (Sec. 6-52A) and Section 53 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860 cover necessary provisions for punishment. Section 53 provides for the
“The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973” regulates procedures from the filing of a grievance to the final judgment. While dealing with procedures like arrest and placing the accused person into
The civil rights of criminals are not waived by the commission of an offense. The Indian constitution has adopted the Rule of Law and the citizens are guaranteed fundamental rights against the
The right to protest is a fundamental right made available to the citizens in almost all functional democracies over the world. Because for many nations the democratic form of government was also achieved via protest. The fall of the Tsar, the end of colonial rules, and the removal of monarchy
Rajiv Ratna Gandhi was a dominant political leader of his time who led the Indian National Congress (INC) after the sudden demise of his mother, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, in an assassination in 1984. Initially,
According to the 1948 UN Genocide Convention , “genocide” is defined as an action intended to exterminate an ethnic population, along with the murder of its inhabitants. The systematic
Rape is an involuntary sexual relationship without the consent of the individual or against the individual’s will. Consent is defined as the clear and voluntary communication that a woman gives
“Mens Sana in Corpore Sano” i.e. a sound mind in a sound body or the health of one is connected to that of the other “ mentions the book IKIGAI, we often talk about physical fitness and health but
But one must be wary about the fact as to who will be offended by his remarks. As the story of Socrates tells us about the drastic consequences one has to face when one simply asks questions that can offend the ruling class. As the great philosopher, he was ordered by the jury of Athens