In India, bonded labour was prohibited by an ordinance passed in 1975 and later by law in 1976. The Gandhi Peace Foundation and the National Labor Institute conducted the first comprehensive study of bound labour between May and December 1978, and they estimated that there were 2.62 million
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The new education policy was instituted some time ago in 2020. This Education policy replaced the 34-year-old Education policy which was introduced in 1986. This Education policy can be
In 1998, AG Perarivalan received a death sentence for his role in the creation of the bomb that killed former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi when he was just 19 years old. His death penalty was changed to a life sentence in 2014. The Supreme Court authorized the parole of Perarivalan, who is now 50
The Supreme court in its order dated 18th may 2022 released A G Perarivalan, one of the Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts, who has spent 31 years in Jail. The court has declined the centre’s plea that it should wait till the president decides on the issue. Rajiv Gandhi, our former prime
The gaming business is currently recognized as a critical economic sector for growth in India. Tens of thousands of new jobs will be created by this new sector. Several gaming businesses are likely to finalize employment plans to sustain development in the coming years. Its value has risen
Negligence is a breach of legal duty. There is a lawful obligation to take care when it is predicted that the inability to do so will probably be going to inflict any kind of damage or injury. Negligence is
It seems like a developing trend, be it Khagone in Madhya Pradesh or Jahangirpuri in North West Delhi or Prayagraj, first, there would be a communal clash or some sort of protest, some persons would be accused of being responsible for this protest, their households would be declared as
It is common knowledge that the law provides a remedy in case a person suffers physical harm or damage caused by the negligence of some other person. But the question is whether there is a legal remedy in case the harm caused is not physical but mental. Modern medical science has accepted
Offer, acceptance and consideration are the three essential features of an enforceable contract. A contract requires completion and can only be discharged when both contracting parties fulfil their obligations, according to the terms of the contract. As a rule, in case of breach of contract, the defaulting party must compensate for the damages suffered by the innocent party. However,
In this case, the point of contention was an arbitral award given against the appellant ONGC and the same was appealed against in Supreme Court. The two important domains expanded upon by the