Sunday, April 30, 2017

Are Human Rights Eligible To Be Regarded As Basic Rights or Natural Rights

Are Human Rights Eligible To Be Regarded As Basic Rights or Natural Rights
The doctrine of human rights has been highly influential within international law, global and regional institutions. Actions by states and non-governmental organizations form a basis of public policy worldwide. The idea of human rights suggests that "if the public discourse of peacetime global society can be said to have a common moral language, it is that of human rights."

Nature And Scope of Public Administration

Nature And Scope of Public Administration
The word Administration has been derived from the Latin words ‘ad’ and ‘ministiare’ which means to serve. In simple language it means the ‘management of affairs’ or ‘looking after the people’. In general sense Administration can be defined as the activities of groups co-operating to accomplish common goals. It is a process of management which is practiced by all kinds of organisations from the household to the most complex system of the government. According to L. D. White, Administration was a ‘process common to all group effort, public or private, civil or military, large scale or small scale’.

Central State Relation - Legislative, Administrative and Financial

Central State Relation - Legislative, Administrative and Financial

Centre State Relations

The Constitution of India provides a dual polity with a clear division of powers between the Union and the States, each being supreme within the sphere allotted to it. The Indian federation is not the result of an agreement between independent units, and the units of Indian federation cannot leave the federation.

Articles of Association

Articles of Association
The Articles of Association can be seen as a rule book within a company. This is in a document form and is a part of the company’s constitution alongside the memorandum. This document contains internal detailed governing aspects of the company’s organisation. These include shares, (issue and rights attached to them) the conduct of the company meetings and the role and powers of the directors. The Articles detail rules which govern the conduct of directors, the rights of the shareholders and the relationship between the two.

Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Meaning and Kind of Person

Meaning and Kind of Person
The term ‘person’ and ‘personality’ has a historical evolution. Roman law, Greek law and Hindu law, has used the concept too. In Roman law, the term had a specialized meaning, and it was synonymous with ‘caput’ means status. Thus, a slave had an imperfect persona. In later period it was denoting as a being or an entity capable of sustaining legal rights and duties. In ancient Roman Society, there was no problem of personality as the ‘family’ was the basic unit of the society and not the individual.

The term person is derived from Latin word persona which means a mask worn by actors playing different roles in a drama. In modern days it has been used in a sense of a living person capable of having rights and duties. Now it has been used in different senses in different disciplines. In the philosophical and moral sense the term has been used to mean the rational quality of human being. In law it has a wide meaning. It means not only human beings but also associations as well. Law personifies some real thing and treats it as a legal person. This personification both theoretically and practically clarifies thought and expression.

There are human beings who are not persons in legal sense such as outlaws and slaves (in early times). In the same way there are legal persons who are not human beings such as corporations, companies, trade unions; institutions like universities, hospitals are examples of artificial personality recognized by law in the modern age. Hence, the person is an important category of concept in legal theory, particularly business and corporate laws have extensively used the concept of person for protection as well as imposing the liability.

Problems And Issues of Surrogate Mother and Her Child

Problems And Issues of Surrogate Mother and Her Child
The supreme court of India by virtue of case, “Baby Manji vs. Union Of India”, has made commercial surrogacy legalized in India. India is immerging as a leader in international surrogacy. Surrogacy in India is much simpler and cost effective than anywhere else in the world. There is no law governing the surrogacy ‘Surrogacy Agreement’, is the only base which governs the parties to surrogacy. Therefore the commissioning parents are required to be attentive while signing agreement, so that the surrogacy agreement is not held void in court of law.

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Women Participation in Democratic Government :- Issues and Challenges

Women Participation in Democratic Government :- Issues and Challenges

Women Political Participation In Indian Politics :- Historical Context



The status of women in India has seen many ups and downs since ancient times - from at par status in ancient history to be in veils (Parda System) during the Medieval period. In the post independent India, the status of women regained its strength and has been on a rise ever since. Women in post independent India have been participating in almost all types of economic activities, day-to day household chores, voting for a better governance and also in active politics. India has elected a woman prime minister, Indira Gandhi, and a woman president, Pratibha Patil. In the present central government, women comprise roughly quarter of the Indian cabinet with portfolios like external affairs, commerce and human resource development. At the ground level, India has a significant proportion of women in local level politics which has been achieved by reserving seat for women.

Role of Proxy Advisory Firms In Corporate Governance

Role of Proxy Advisory Firms In Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance

Proxy Advisory firms in India have flourished since 2010. And since then it stood as one of the main reasons for shareholder activism in India. Within almost 6 years of its birth, three such research analyst firms have emerged in India. The recommendations and suggestions provided by these firms regarding the voting option are regarding various corporate agendas such as:-independence of the director, corporate restructuring, independent auditors, related party transactions and the like.

Thursday, April 06, 2017

Major changes brought about by the Trademark Rules,2017

Major changes brought about by the Trademark Rules,2017
The Government of India took forth the initiative to draft a new set of rules that are in alignment with the objective of fastening the procedure of trademark filing while decreasing red-tapism and delays.

A notification regarding the draft rules for Trademarks was published by the Government of India in November 2015 inviting objections and suggestions from people who are likely to be affected by the said rules. Keeping in view the suggestions received and objections raised, the Central Government has formulated Trademark Rules 2017,thereby replacing the Trademark Rules 2002.It came into effect on 6th March,2017.

Wednesday, April 05, 2017

Special Acts and the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - Harish Chandra Hegde v. State of Karnataka

Special Acts and the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - Harish Chandra Hegde v. State of Karnataka

Transfer of Property and Special Laws

Under the provisions of Section 2 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the transfer of property by operation of law has been excluded. It has been mentioned in the preamble to the Act that the Act operates only when the transfer is inter vivos and by act of parties. The transfer of property by act of parties is when the transfer takes place between living persons.

Take Urgent Action To Combat Climate Change And Its Impacts

Take Urgent Action To Combat Climate Change And Its Impacts

"The Earth is not dying, it is being killed. And the people who are killing it have names and addresses." said Utah Phillips, an American Poet. Global warming and consequently climate change are the most alarming issues in present days. In the past 10-15 years the world has witnessed a drastic change in the global climate scenario. Extremes of temperature, natural disasters, are all its immediate consequences.

Demonetization-Challenges In Cash Less Economy

Demonetization-Challenges In Cash Less Economy

On the 8th of November Prime Minister Narendar Modi made a very bold and historical move by demonetizing the Indian currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 and introduction of Rs 2000 notes. Which created a buzz in the country leading to serpentine lines outside the ATMs. Prime Minister Modi made the decision in a secret meeting where very people were present so that the very reason behind the demonetization is not hampered by the disclosure of the news by giving chance to hoarder of black money to find the solution of their problem.

Demonetization was introduced to tackle three main problems which are counterfeit currency, terrorist financing and black money. These are the 3 major problems that our country is facing, which have to be given priority in order to give a push for development.