In order to meet the demands of the people in the modern world, this bill has been raised to introduce some changes in the Indian judicial system. To ensure all the citizens can access the rights, such that it has greater efficiency and is transparent in the way it administers...
The Story India was a land of Kingdoms. In the realm of Kingdoms, the king had the ultimate say on most of the criminal matters including but not limited to what even constituted a crime. Most of the cases were handled by court hearings which were set up on a timely...
On the last day of the recently concluded monsoon session of the Indian Parliament, Home Minister Amit Shah proposed three new bills not listed at the beginning of the session as items in the agenda. These three bills, namely - Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bhartiya Sakshya...
The Indian Penal Code of 1860 is the substantive criminal law in India that lays down actions identified as criminal offences along with the associated punishments. It was drafted by the first law commission of India under the presidency of Macaulay and was passed by the legislative council. It received...
