By: Sarabjit Kaur* | The factual background of the Case: In the present case, Anjali Roy had applied for admission in the third-year class of Honors in Economics of the Hooghly Mohsin College (hereinafter “HMC”) on 9-7-1951. However, the Principal of Hooghly Mohsin College refused admission on 10-7-1951. He stated the order of the Director of Public Instruction (hereinafter “DPI”). It was clarified in the order that no woman who had secured second division would be admitted

By: Shelal Lodhi Rajput* | Introduction In a huge impetus, the Delhi High Court has backed the need for a common code or Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India. To promote true secularism and not pseudo-secularism to unite the nation and promote cultural and religious harmony, UCC would be a game-changer in the Indian context and with the recent observation of Delhi HC, the government now needs to ponder urgently on the issue as the same was also reiterated from time to time by c

By: Prakhar Dwivedi* | INTRODUCTION The telecommunication sector has seen a wide range of changes since the launch of the 1st generation networks. The first generation, i.e., 1G networks were merely for the voice calls, which in itself was a great discovery, as people for the first time in history were able to connect with each other leaving the distance of miles behind. Then came the second generation, i.e., 2G networks that gave access to the internet world for the first

By: Saher Husain* | Introduction Recently, the Indian Ministry of Women and Child Development released the Trafficking in Persons (Prevention, Care and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2021 (‘the draft Bill’). It aims to prevent and counter-trafficking in person, especially of women and children, and to provide care, protection, and rehabilitation to the victims. It is expected to be taken up during the Sixth Session of Seventeenth Lok Sabha, 2021 for its ‘introduction, consideration a