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LLM Notes: Doctrine of Human Rights: Equality and the Rights of Minorities in Indian Constitutional Law

The doctrine of human rights fundamentally rests upon the principle of equality, which extends protection not merely to the ...
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LLM Notes: Human rights of Women in India and its protection along with landmark judgments of Supreme Court

India has established a comprehensive legal framework aimed at protecting the human rights of women, addressing various forms of discrimination and violence. This framework is rooted in the ...
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Beyond 50:50: How the Supreme Court Distinguished Gender‑Neutral from Gender‑Equal in Army JAG Recruitment

Subsequently, the Army adopted a 2023 policy (effective 2024) fixing male:female intake at 50:50 and described it as ...
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“e‑Sakshya” Comes to Maharashtra: How Digital Evidence Will Now Be Collected, Stored and Used

The rules define “Sakshya” as any evidence collected or recorded as a document through the eSakshya Mobile Application. This ...
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Supreme Court: Taking Photos Or Videos Of Woman When She's Not Engaged In Private Acts Won't Amount To Voyeurism punishable under S 354C of IPC

FIR AND CHARGESHEET DO NOT DISCLOSE AN OFFENCE UNDER SECTION 354C IPC. 19. Section 354C of IPC defines voyeurism as an act of a man watching or capturing the image of a woman enga ...
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Supreme Court: What basic principles the court should follow while deciding application for discharge of accused?

14. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties, this Court is of the view that before proceeding with the matter, it is essential to outline the legal principles to be kept in mind by the Court ...