India’s perspective on the regulation of artificial intelligence (“AI”) is still unclear. In April of this year, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology indicated that the government has no intentions to develop a special law to control the country’s AI growth. However, by early June, it was clear that the government would regulate AI, …
Our country has attempted to implement all conceivable laws, rules, regulations, and recommendations to promote growth. Even as we make progress in space technology and research through several space agencies established by the Central Government, suitable space legislation in a domain that has been mostly disregarded or forgotten by legislators for a long time. In …
Human trafficking is the use of force, deception, or coercion to gain labor or commercial sex acts. It can strike any community, with victims of every age, ethnicity, gender, or nationality. Traffickers may use the following tactics to entice victims into trafficking situations: Violence and manipulation, False claims about high-paying jobs, and Romantic relationships. The …
The NDPS Act was adopted to unify and revise narcotic drug laws, as well as to make rigorous provisions for the control and regulation of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances operations. The act forbids the creation, manufacture, cultivation, possession, sale, transportation, purchase, and consumption of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. However, as time passed and …
Effective application of solid corporate governance principles is critical for creating openness, accountability, and ethical behavior while also protecting the interests of several stakeholders, including investors, employees, consumers, and suppliers. In the arena of startups, the execution of good corporate governance practices is critical to ensuring the firm’s long-term viability and expansion, as well as …
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India is an indirect or representational democracy that practices the parliamentary form of government. The most crucial factor is voting and actively participating in the electoral process. However, it should be mentioned that, while the right to vote is essential for the operation of a democracy, in India, there are specific grounds for disqualification. Unsoundness …
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Climate change in India puts additional strain on socioeconomic and ecological systems as industrialization and urbanization accelerate. As a result, India has recognized the value of environmental regulations. Legislation to safeguard the environment has evolved, as some laws focus solely on the penal side. The nation recognized the need for legal changes, and the goal …
In 2013, the Supreme Court deemed the two-finger test (commonly known as the ‘virginity test’ or the ‘per vaginum’ test) unlawful. It therefore declared that the test “violates the right of rape survivors to privacy, physical and mental integrity, and dignity.” What is the Two-Finger test? The two-finger test, performed by a medical practitioner, examines …
The Supreme Court ruled that advisory boards under severe preventive detention legislation should not function as mere “rubber-stamping authorities” for the government, but rather as safety valves that stand between the state’s capricious use of power and the right to personal liberty. Legal Provisions Preventive detention is the incarceration of a person without trial or …
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The purpose of the 1973 Code of Criminal Procedure is to establish a mechanism for punishing offenders who violate substantive criminal law. The Preamble of the Cr. P.C., which says “An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to Criminal Procedure,” reveals the legislative aim and object of the Act. The Cr. P.C is …
