Indian Women on the rise: A socio-legal Analysis

Today, Indian women get a lot of opportunities, for instance, they have a voice in everyday life, the business world as well as in political life. However it cannot be neglected that India is a male dominant country where women are considered inferior to men, this ill thinking has cost women a lot over the centuries.

International Human rights

Restorative justice and the positive implications to the criminal justice system

Restorative justice can best be described as a move away from the traditional mechanisms focusing on retribution and rehabilitation towards a more modern approach where the victim and the offender collaborate to reach an agreement over the crime.

Business Law / corporate-law / Cyber Law

Traditional Contracts and E-contracts

Electronic contracts or e-contracts are contracts formed with the means of the internet. The traditional form of contracts is contract undergone by two or more parties agreeing upon something legally binding.

Internship

Call for Researchers/Content writers & Editors at Academia Sirus, A research venture of Aspirant India Initiative

Academia Sirius as a venture devoted to research aims to bring to you a range of academic articles, essays, and blog posts, written by individuals who are committed towards aiming their research and writing skills and interests into a social-action centred course.

LAW

Is The Right To Clean Environment An Illusion?

India is a federal country i.e. Legislative and Administrative functions between the Centre and the States are divided by the Indian Constitution. Part XI of the Constitution specifically deals with the legislative and administrative relations between the Central and State Governments

LAW

The significance of ethics and its effect on the legal profession

Lawyers are guided by principles set out in usually called ‘code of conduct’, which guide lawyers on important values such as honesty and integrity.

Attend the course cum workshop Program on Juvenile Justice System in India

Who Can Pursue?

This Course is highly recommended for Law students, Law Practitioners, Child Care Institution worker, Special Juvenile Polices, Many others whose work relate to Juvenile Law and to Child Protection, NGOs and responsible parents.

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