The whole process of gathering, compiling, evaluating, and disseminating demographic, socioeconomic, and social details relating to all inhabitants in a nation or a well-defined area of a country at a certain period is known as Population Census. It also shows the changes in
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In India, the expansion of education has been amazing. Aside from these hopeful characteristics, the educational system is harmed by some unkempt enterprises and politics in the educational sector. The majority of Indians want to provide their children with a good education. Corruption has
The attacks on places holding cultural significance and the depredation of heritages have their
India: a country with so much population at the same time with so many diversities of religion, caste, culture and faith under which they belong to. People practice their traditions and customs in
‘Honeymoon Wives,’ a term used to cover up the agony and severity of ‘the abandoned NRI wives. In this, young brides fall victim to false marriages even before their henna colour fades. Due to the
The plaintiff had some jewels which she wanted to be remade by a goldsmith who worked in the defendant’s house as there was better accommodation for this purpose. Every day in the morning
In the era of the Internet information and ideas transcend territorial borders. Social media platforms, websites, online data repositories, portals etc bring new avenues for exchange and
In the 1950s, there existed a quota system for admission in educational institutes in Madras. There were about 4 medical colleges and 4 engineering colleges that were maintained by the State itself.
A prisoner is someone who has been convicted of a crime and is serving time in prison. The term is often used to refer to individuals who are in jail. A person whose right to liberty is curtailed due to the confinement in a closed or restrictive environment. India’s prison system is overcrowded
As said by O.W Holmes, “For the rational study of the law the blackletter man may be the man of the present, but the man of the future is the man of statistics.” After a lapse of 124 years, his foresight for