Shivanshu K. Srivastava

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Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, in the case of Joseph Shine v. Union of India, rendered a landmark judgment decriminalising the 150 years old statutory provision that declared the commission of the act of adultery as a criminal offence punishable under Section 497 (Part XX) of the Indian Penal Code, 1860.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — When two persons are tied not by love but merely by a legal bond and they can't live together in peace, it's unfair to keep them chained by a marital tie.

Daily Observer — The sad and unfortunate news of the COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly brought the whole world to a standstill. For an indefinite period of time, our monotonous routine life has come to a halt, leaving us with hours of free time and restraining us in our dwelling.

Daily Observer | Shivanshu K. Srivastava's Editorial — The sad and unfortunate news of the COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly brought the whole world to a standstill. For an indefinite period of time, our monotonous routine life has come to a halt, leaving us with hours of free time and restraining us in our dwelling. The countrywide lockdown in

O Heraldo — Amid the various inconveniences being faced by the people, I have just discovered a very positive aspect of this indefinite period of lockdown. Contrary to the general assumption that our freedom has been curtailed, it is amusing to note that this lockdown has instead brought considerably enough freedom to our life.

HNLU Student Bar Journal — The Hon'ble Supreme Court of India gave a historic judgment in the case of Joseph Shine v. Union of India wherein it decriminalized the British colonial-era provision that made Adultery a punishable offence under Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860.

State Times — The frequency of cases of strikes by doctors in various parts of the country is an issue of grave concern.

Hindustan Times | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — Watching children displaying their talents at an early stage of their lives is a great joy, especially for parents. But at such an age forcing them to do more than what is in their capacity does only psychological harm to them. I have seen parents who make their child perform in front of relatives.

The New Indian Express — "A close friend of mine recently asked me why I have faith in meditation when I'm actually an atheist."

The New Indian Express — Every year, when we celebrate Dussehra, a question strikes my mind - do we really have any moral right to set ablaze the effigies of Ravana?

Indians 4 Social Change | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan. The story of this godman is as complicated as his name. The journey of his verdict is as big as his name. The soi-disant 'multi-skilled guru' was recently found guilty in two rape cases of 2002. A special CBI court in Rohtak (Haryana) sentenced him...

Indians 4 Social Change | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — In January last year, Rohith Vemula, a research scholar in Hyderabad University sparked a furious controversy when he committed suicide for some ambiguous reasons. The last note of his life that he left, reads "I am not hurt at this moment. I am not sad. I am just empty.

O Heraldo — A recent judgment rendered by the Chandigarh district court on July 18 left everyone in dismay, wherein the court rejected a plea of a pregnant 10-year-old rape victim for abortion.

The Asian Age | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar. The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar.

State Times — "Renowned Scientist Stephen Hawking has recently warned the world that the mankind has only a century left to colonise another celestial body in order to survive the species."

Hindustan Times — "Watching children displaying their talents at an early stage of their lives is a great joy. But forcing them to do more than what is in their capacity does only psychological harm to them."

Daily Observer — Let us create a world where animals are not looked upon as a product, but something deserving love and compassion. Before becoming a human, we must focus on becoming humane.

Daily Observer | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — We support animal rights, show our courtesy for animals by liking posts on social media advocating tender and good behaviour for animals, even sometimes pretend to be a typical generous person by sharing the posts with friends and the world at large, and then turn off the computers, pick up the keys and drive off to the butcher's place to buy meat.

The Asian Age — The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar. The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar.

Hindustan Times — "The beauty of life is that it is unpredictable. Sometimes we take it too seriously and fritter our time over things that are uncertain."

Hindustan Times | Shivanshu K. Srivastava — The beauty of life is that it is unpredictable. Sometimes we take it too seriously and fritter our time over things that are uncertain. There are many reasons not to be so tensed in life, one of them being that our problems really do not matter as much as we panic about them.

The Asian Age — The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar. The media coverage of Bihar's "false topper" Ruby Rai is inappropriate as she is merely the tip of the iceberg in the false evaluation scam in Bihar.

O Heraldo — In a ground-breaking development, the government of Jammu and Kashmir has issued a directive for the inclusion of the ‘third gender’ category in job applications. This momentous step marks a significant stride toward advancing the principles of equality and inclusivity within the region. Importantly, it aligns perfectly with the core tenets of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, a pivotal piece of legislation in India that seeks to safeguard the rights and interests of transgender individuals. By integrating the ‘third gender’ category into job applications, it courageously confronts stereotypes and biases that have historically marginalised the transgender individuals. This bold move signifies a profound commitment to constructing a society that is not only inclusive but also truly equitable, where every individual, irrespective of their gender identity, has an equitable opportunity to participate and prosper. The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, a legislative cornerstone that came into effect on January 10, 2020, represents a crucial milestone in recognising and safeguarding the rights of transgender persons in India.