Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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Family is the foundation of Indian society, and maintaining harmony within families is crucial for social stability. The Family Courts Act, 1984, was enacted to establish family courts across India to handle family-related disputes efficiently and amicably. The role of family courts is not just to enforce laws but also to promote reconciliation, counselling, and […]
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In this blog, the enforcement and effects of the Right to Education Act, 2009, of India have been discussed. The constitutional evolution of the right to education, important features of the act, and some of the challenges, including lack of infrastructure and poor academic performance, have been examined. Although the Act has made a great […]
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Juvenile justice in India sits between two ideas that do not always fit together: helping a child grow into a better adult, and punishing a wrong that was done. This paper looks at how India’s laws for children who break the law have changed over time, starting with the Apprentices Act of 1850 from the […]
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This blog examines the relationship between Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties under the Constitution of India. It briefly discusses the major Fundamental Rights guaranteed under Part III and the Fundamental Duties provided under Article 51A, highlighting their respective roles in protecting individual liberty and promoting social responsibility. The blog argues that a strong and democratic […]
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This article analyzes the constitutional architecture and development of Fundamental Rights in India with specific emphasis on the judicial interpretation of Fundamental Rights and the constitutional protection available to them. In this regard, this article has analyzed the development of Fundamental Rights based on cases like A.K. Gopalan, Maneka Gandhi, Kesavananda Bharati, and K.S. Puttaswamy. […]
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Legal reform in India usually moves slowly. Bills sit around for years while committees deliberate and consensus gets built inch by inch. The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Amendment Act, 2015, did not follow that pattern. Section 15 of the Act required the Juvenile Justice Board to assess whether a child aged sixteen […]
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What happens when the biggest fight of your life isn’t to live, but rather to die peacefully and with dignity, words that are usually attached to living in this world? But in the decades-long fight for Aruna Shanbaug, it looked quite different. It was a fight to let go, one that our law didn’t provide. […]