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This act was established by the Indian government to support the development and operation of metro rail systems in urban regions, with an emphasis on ensuring the safe and efficient implementation of these extensive infrastructure projects. The legislation was crafted to address the challenges faced by urban transportation systems, providing a legal framework for the creation of metro railways, especially

A search warrant is a formal authorization issued by a magistrate or court allowing law enforcement to search a specified location for evidence relevant to a criminal investigation. Chapter VIII-A of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) governs the issuance and execution of search warrants in India, balancing the need to gather evidence with the protection of individual privacy and rights.

Sovereign immunity, derived from the legal maxim “Rex non potest peccare” (The King can do no wrong), refers to the state’s exemption from legal liability or being sued without its consent. In India, sovereign immunity is a constitutional principle that seeks to balance governmental authority with individual rights. This article examines the provisions within the Indian Constitution that address sovereign

The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013, marks a landmark initiative in India’s battle against corruption. This legislation was enacted to provide an institutional framework for investigating and prosecuting public officials suspected of engaging in corrupt practices. It establishes the Lokpal at the national level and mandates the formation of Lokayuktas in the states, creating a decentralized mechanism to address corruption

Abstract: In recent years, Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) has emerged as a transformative approach to justice, providing a digital platform for conflict resolution without requiring physical courtroom appearances. In a country like India, where population size, geographical diversity, and caseloads often lead to overwhelming backlogs in the judicial system, ODR presents a promising solution. This blog delves into the evolution,

As we know the court is the supreme body in terms of protecting the laws. The Indian Constitution, designed to ensure justice and equality for all, enshrines fundamental rights as its core legal principles. Among these, Article 32 holds a central and vital role, often described as the “heart and soul” of the Constitution. This unique power enables the Court to

Fundamental Duties outlined in Article 51A of the Indian Constitution serve as guiding principles, shaping the civic responsibilities of citizens within the broader constitutional framework. While Fundamental Rights empower individuals, these duties emphasize obligations towards the nation and society. Added through the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976, Fundamental Duties aim to instill a sense of civic consciousness and national pride