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Cyber Crimes against Women and Children Are on the Rise Women and children have been found to be most gullible in the online world with cyber crimes against women and children witnessing a sharp rise over the last couple of years. Women are often subjected to cyber crimes such as cyber harassment, online stalking, cyber pornography, […]
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Insurance is a risk transfer means where an individual can transfer his risk to the insurance company and receive the cover for economical casualty that he may face due to unpredictable occurrences. Simply, it is a lawful contract between two parties, one is the insurance company who is known as the insurer and the other […]
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Seventy-five years of Indian independence has observed numerous changes in many areas. From a point of women’s perspective, these modifications are important for their life. The word women’s status refers to women’s situation in absolute terms as well as terms comparable to men. The rights of women relate to the freedom and entitlements of all […]
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Juvenile Delinquency is a crucial problem in India. It refers to the antisocial or unlawful activity of a child which infringes the law and order of a nation. The growing juvenile delinquency is the result of industrialization and urbanization. As per the data, 50% and above crimes are executed by juveniles were against women.[1] Juvenile […]
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Wildlife plays an important part in the ecosystem. The environmental balance can never be protected without wildlife. With the rapidly growing population, industrialization, urbanization in the world, the numbers of wildlife getting lost at an alarming rate. For deforestation, many trees and wild animals, birds lose their natural dwelling position. As per recent estimates, the […]
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In the 21st century, we cannot think without the Internet. It becomes a big part of our daily life. It has brought the earth closer to every man who has access to it. But with the rising Internet users, the crime rates in cyberspace are also growing. This crime is the most dangerous weapons to […]
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What is privacy? Privacy is a fundamental right, necessary for autonomy and protection of human dignity, which serves as the foundation on which many other human rights are built. Privacy allows us to develop boundaries and manage barriers to insure us from uncontrolled interference in our lives, allowing us to discuss who we are […]
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In this article, we will be discussing the meaning and importance of Section 144. India is known to other countries for its unity. The people in India live in unity and harmony. Festival, cultural and family functions are so popular in India. Assemble in places, the gathering is so common in India. But sometimes, this […]
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The recent introduction of the UTTAR PRADESH PROHIBITION OF UNLAWFUL CONVERSION OF RELIGION ORDINANCE, 2020 has met with strong opposition from some sections of the society. Despite proposing an ordinance to protect victims from fraud, coercion, and misrepresentation, the ordinance has come under fire for its publicity, i.e. for the personal religious affiliations of […]
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CUSTODIAL DEATH- Torture and violence by police in custody have long been a major issue. Over the years, the number of such incidents has increased in many parts of the world and India. It is true that the police resort to third-degree methods to obtain confessions and statements from the accused. Such procedures often result […]
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Trafficking is a horrible crime in the world and child trafficking is one of them. According to a statement by the National Human Rights Commission of India, each year 40,000 children are kidnapped.[1] Meaning: Child trafficking means any minor person who is unlawfully compelled, transferred, shifted and received by threats, force, and coercion or provoking […]
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Every would-be mother has emotionally connected to the child in her womb. Since pregnancy, a woman thinks not only for herself but for her child too and there are proceeds the battle between the mother over her body and the child until the child has not taken birth. The Maharashtra government has documented 60,495 cases […]
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