Admissibility of Electronic Evidence under Section 65B: Capturing the Truth
Admissibility of Electronic Evidence under Section 65B: Capturing the Truth – Ms. Gauri Gupta, Final year Student at Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies ‘In a world where the swipe of a finger opens the gateway to endless possibilities, our reality has been redefined by the digital age.’ Everyone of us, knowingly or unknowingly, leave behind […]
LOK SABHA SEAT TOSSED: MR. RAHUL GANDHI’S DEFAMATION CASE
– Ms. Manasi Bhushan (Advocate) and Ms. Hanna Shirin (Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan & Student at Campus Law Centre, Delhi) Congress leader, Mr. Rahul Gandhi was disqualified from Lok Sabha membership and was convicted with two-year imprisonment for making defamatory statements during 2019 election campaign. This article elaborates relevant statutes and the […]
POLICE ATROCITIES – JAYARAJ & FENIX CASE
“Life means not only physical existence. It means the use of every limb or faculty through which life is enjoyed.”. ~ Justice P.N. Bhagwati One of the most shocking incidents happened on June 19, 2020. Police Officers picked up and questioned and tortured 59 years old, P. Jayaraj and his 31 years old son, Bennicks […]
CARING ABOUT PUBLIC MONEY IN PM CARES FUND
In the month of March 2020, amidst the spread of deadly Corona Virus in India, Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund a.k.a PM Cares Fund was founded. Prime Minister of India i.e. Mr. Narendra Modi is the ex-officio Chairman of the this Fund and Minister of Defence, Minister of Home Affairs […]
During Lockdown, Teachers’ Salaries Locked Out
The outbreak of Covid-19 has led to a situation of uncertainty and chaos among all the sectors. This pandemic has equally affected the educational sector. One such example is of the teachers who are forced to upgrade their mode of teaching from online to offline overnight and at the same time, they are not paid […]
