Types of Cybercrimes in India
Cybercrime is the most common crime and plays a terrific role in today’s technology dependent world. The number…
Difference between Robbery and Dacoity in BNS
Criminal laws in India list various acts which constitute offences and are punishable. Earlier, the offences were defined…
Income Tax Terms You Should Know
In Tax Laws, various terms are used which a layman finds difficult to understand. Most of us get…
Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and Locus Standi
Remember School days, when you would approach the teacher to inform that your best friend has been hurt…
Lack of DNA profiling not fatal to conviction: Supreme Court
Veerendra v. State Of Madhya Pradesh (2022) in Supreme Court of India. The case herein revolves around the…
Limitation Period for Defamation Case in India
Defamation laws in India are primarily governed by Civil and Criminal statutes, including the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023…
Criminal Conspiracy in BNS | Section 61 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
Any person who commits an offence should be punished in accordance with the applicable provisions. But what about…
What are the Two Principles of Natural Justice?
Justice is the backbone of the law. Without Justice, law is vague, or we can say that law…
How to file a case in Consumer Court and E-Jagriti Portal?
You and I are consumers at some point of the day, be it for groceries, gadgets, clothing, etc.…
All About Trade Marks and Types of Trade Marks in India
A trademark is a unique symbol, word, logo, slogan, design, image, or a combination of these elements that…