The analysis of Minority Judgment in triple talaq case
In Triple Talaq Case, there was five judge’s bench consisting Chief Justice of India J.S.Kehar, Abdul Nazeer, Kurian Joseph, Rohinton Nariman and Uday Umesh Lalit. The first two judges, Jagdish…
Jehovah’s Witnesses and the legality of their faith
The faith of Jehovah’s Witnesses came into limelight when the famous national anthem case arose. In that case, the three children, Bijoe, Binu Mol and Bindu Emmanuel of Jehovah’s Witnesses…
Is it necessary to write headings in law articles?
Nowadays, law students are engaged in different kinds of activities to polish their skills in legal field. Apart from various kinds of internships, moots, debates and research papers, Law students…
A Tale of Four Cities: When pre-censorship was first challenged in India
This was the case of khwaja ahmad abbas. (K A abbas v. Union of India). K.A. Abbas was a journalist, playwright and writer of the short stories and also the…
The case when renowned writer Mulk Raj Anand had to give analysis of a novel as a witness
Mulk Raj Anand’s name is read in the line of great English writers of India. His notable works are considered ‘untouchable’, ‘coolie’, and ‘two leaves and a bud.’ Mulk raj…
Chicago Justice: A perfect watch to learn the art of cross Examination
Cross examinations are the main part of legal proceedings in “Chicago Justice”. And if anyone want to watch any series to learn more about cross-examining or the way of cross-…
Death Penalty in India- Yes or No
Civilization implies adherence to the rule of law and meting out justice to the victims. If death penalty is as per law and serves the needs of people, while answering…
Animal Farm: How a satire on totalitarianism also applies to present democracies?
Animal Farm, an allegorical novella is a satire on totalitarianism. George Orwell, as he told in his essay “Why I write” (1946), the book reflects events leading up to the…
Mimi: A movie Talking about Medical Tourism and Commercial surrogacy in India
Surrogacy is a well-known method of reproduction whereby a woman agrees to become pregnant for the purpose of gestating and giving birth to a child she will not raise but…
Lion with Roar and No Bite- The Irony of International Human Rights Law
This article is written by siddharth Arora, a final year student of B.A-LL.B(Hons.) at UILS Panjab University Chandigarh. I have often heard my Professor in law school, a barrister in…