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Raise the bar: Preventing illegal arrests and ensuring police accountability - Telegraph India
There is an urgent need to safeguard the sacrosanct fundamental rights of individuals by preventing illegal arrests and ensuring police accountability. Some measures are worth contemplating Chaaru Gupta Published 16.06.25, 07:41 AM Representational image Sourced by the Telegraph The Supreme Court issued a stern warning to state police personnel in light of the arrest procedure being flouted, leading to the violation of the fundamental rights of individuals.
Keep health data safe
What is required is a framework to safeguard the sensitive information of citizens and give them complete ownership of their health data The Indian position on the security of health data of citizens is ambiguous. Sourced by The Telegraph | Published 13.03.23, 04:22 AM The health data of around 3-4 crore people were in jeopardy when the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi faced a cyberattack with Rs 200 crore in cryptocurrency being demanded as ransom.
Voting behind bars
Restriction on the rights of prisoners is problematic as it violates their fundamental rights, goes against the reformation theory, and erodes the basic fabric of democracy Representational image. File Photo. | Published 29.11.22, 05:08 AM The dehumanisation of prisoners is reflected not only in their impaired legal and social rights but also in the denial of the democratic right to vote. Section 62(5) of the Representation of Peoples’ Act, 1951 restricts the prisoners’ right to vote.
Why Rules for Female Succession Under Hindu Law Need to Change
The law favours heirs of the father or husband to inherit properties of women who die intestate, but properties of men who die intestate don’t devolve to a woman’s heirs. A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice DY Chandrachud is hearing a petition challenging the provisions dealing with female succession under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, particularly Sections 15 and 16.
Dawn of the rainbow
The legalization of same-sex marriage is the first step in the long, hard battle that can lead to the fruition of the civil rights of the queer community | Published 18.01.22, 12:22 AM A petition was filed in the Delhi High Court, arguing that same-sex marriage should not be permitted in the Hindu Marriage Act as it would be an “intrusion by secular state into the religious right of Hindus”.
The minimum age of marriage and challenge of unclear laws
On Dec 15, 2021, the Union Cabinet cleared the proposal for increasing the minimum age of marriage for women from 18 to 21 years. While the decision may be lauded from the point of view of equality as the legal age of marriage for a man and woman would become the same, there is a need to look at the practical implications of this decision as well.
Remembering RBG : An Inspiring Legacy
It was March 1993 when Justice Byron White of the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) announced his retirement at the end of the Court's term in June. Judge Ginsburg, then a judge of the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, was on Clinton's list of possible candidates. She was nominated for Court of Appeals by President Jimmy Carter in 1980.
Haryana’s New Nativist Law Violates India’s Constitution
A new Haryana law that reserves 75% of jobs in private companies for residents of the state violates a raft of fundamental rights, a key Supreme Court order on reservations, was passed without authority by the state government and threatens business prospects in its premier start-up hub, Gurugram.
Need For Advertising Laws In India: 'The Best Product In Market'?
With the COVID-19 creating havoc in the whole world, a claim by an Indian company of finding its cure has caught everyone's attention. Patanjali Ayurved Limited, an Indian consumer company founded by yoga guru Ramdev, recently claimed to have found a 'cure' for the disease. It is claimed that the medicine called 'Coronil' has proved to be 100 percent effective during clinical trials on COVID-19 patients, except those on life support systems.
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