Arbitration flourished in India in the late 18th century. The Indian Arbitration Act of 1899 , applicable only to the three presidential cities of Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta, first established arbitration as a legally recognized form of dispute resolution in India. It did not apply to all of India.
2023 April
“Peace is the virtue of civilization. War is its crime.” The word ‘war crime’ has taken a front seat in the global news for the past few years. The occurrence of violent conflicts and sometimes wars
The focus is on the issue of delinquent and criminal behaviour among young people as they navigate the challenging transition from childhood to adulthood in a world that is becoming
Genetically Modified (GM) crops are plants that have been genetically altered using advanced techniques to develop new characteristics such as increased yield, improved immunity, resistance
The co-founder of Infosys, Mr. Narayan Murthy advised on February 23, “Please don’t fall into this trap of I will moonlight, I will do work from home, I will come to the office three days in a week.” He suggested the workers steer clear from moonlighting. The word moonlighting, in the past few years, has become increasingly popular. But the first question which arises is, what
Autonomous vehicles commonly referred to as self-driving cars utilize a multitude of sensors, cameras, radar, and AI in order to autonomously detect and react to their environment, thereby enabling autonomous operation. Autonomous vehicles, commonly referred to as self-driving cars
Justice DY Chandrachud while addressing the Harvard Law School centre on the topic of “The Corporate Legal Sector’s Impact on India” stated in his speech that “Lawyers’ job can often be very stressful and, thus, the lawyers are prone to addiction and struggle with the mental health issues
Manual scavenging has long been a pervasive issue in India, involving the manual cleaning and handling of human excreta. Despite being outlawed, the practice persists in many parts of the country, often affecting marginalized communities with limited education and alternative
Children are the future of the nation. This is a very famous line that everybody must have heard at least once. They help in the growth of the nation and shape its cultures, values, and practices.
Cybercrime is on the rise and digital money laundering is becoming increasingly common. Digital money laundering involves using digital currencies to hide and transfer large sums of money without leaving any trace. This type of crime can affect both individuals and businesses, leading to