by superioradmin | Jan 13, 2020 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
Rationality of Better Implementation and Amendment of Existing Laws Over Strict Laws Khyati TongiaGovernment New Law College, D.A.V.V, IndoreMadhya Pradesh, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 A crimeless state is a delusion. So, the question that arises is,...
by superioradmin | Jan 13, 2020 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
A Step towards Social Order: Rigorous Laws or Vigorous Implementation? Jaimithra SSchool Of Excellence in LawThe Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law UniversityTamilnadu, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 Law may be defined as a set of rules and norms designed to regulate...
by superioradmin | Jan 13, 2020 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
Rape Antidote: Proper Implementation of Laws Archit ShuklaNational University Of Study And Research In Law, RanchiJharkhand, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 Au fond, the literate minds will not get convinced if we formulate a new law in response to the failure...
by superioradmin | Jan 13, 2020 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
What Does India Need?Strict Laws or Better Implementation Akshat MehtaInstitute of Law, Nirma UniversityGujarat, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 To make the law serve its purpose functionally and irresistibly, we have to implement it in better way. Before...
by superioradmin | Jan 12, 2020 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
Strict Laws or Better Implementation of the Existing Law for Rape? Shivangi SardaManipal University JaipurRajasthan, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 Rape, the word which left a worst effect on a victim or sometimes, deceased, the women, who enjoys the equal...
by superioradmin | Dec 18, 2019 | Volume 2 - Issue 6
Beyond the Poll Rhetoric of BJP’s Contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill Dr. S. KrishnanAssistant ProfessorSeedling School of Law and Governance, Jaipur National UniversityRajasthan, India Volume II – Issue V, 2019 The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been...
