Bhai, I disagree with this article's conclusion. Article 14's concept of "class legislation" is still relevant in the digital age. The SC's decision in Shreya Singhal 2015 case established that even online content can be scrutinized under A

Maine socha hai, ye topic bahut interesting hai. Jab aap boltate hain 'hidden side', to yah samjhana chahta hoon ki CRPC mein Magistrate ke power ke baare mein yeh bataya jayega ki ve unke official duties ke alawa kya kar sakte hain. Main y

Mehenge point lagta hai, kyonki main socha maine koi aisi statement nahi di hai. Ab main isse relate karna chahta hoon, lekin koi reference nahi milti. Main samajhta hoon ki yeh statement "Kabhi kabhi koi baat to aisa hota hai" wali feeling

Dost, I partially agree with you, but let's not forget the infamous Luthra vs. Union of India verdict (2015) that weakened the principles of natural justice in administrative laws. Our bureaucracy needs strict guidelines to prevent arbitrar

I strongly disagree. You've made a simplification of the complex issues. The Company Law in India is more than just about regulation and compliance. It's also about social responsibility and impact on stakeholders, especially small investor

"Ye CPC ki galat faahishien ko chhatnaa karna zaroori hai! Log kehte hain ki Order 5 Rule 19 ki filing khareedaar ke liye mahatvapoorn hai, lekin kuchh log iske vishay mein galat jankari diye jaate hain. Sachai ye hai ki filing ki jaankari

Bhai, don't worry, it's a complex topic but once you understand the basics, it's not so hard. See, Sec 302 IPC deals with punishment for murder, while Sec 304 deals with manslaughter and culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Main point

Administrative law mein ek common myth hai, kuch log sochte hain ki yeh sirf government departments aur public bodies ke liye hai. Lekin yeh sach nahin hai, administrative law ka pura pura application private companies aur NGOs par bhi hota